Original paper
Heat stress increase under climate change twice as large in cities as in rural areas: A study for a densely populated midlatitude maritime region
Abstract
Urban areas are usually warmer than their surrounding natural areas, an effect known as the urban heat island effect. As such, they are particularly vulnerable to global warming and associated increases in extreme temperatures. Yet ensemble climate‐model projections are generally performed on a scale that is too coarse to represent the evolution of temperatures in cities. Here, for the first time, we combine unprecedented long‐term (35 years)...
Paper Details
Title
Heat stress increase under climate change twice as large in cities as in rural areas: A study for a densely populated midlatitude maritime region
Published Date
Sep 7, 2017
Journal
Volume
44
Issue
17
Pages
8997 - 9007
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