The city’s new climate plan promises to drop speed limits, repurpose traffic lanes, remove 60,000 parking spots and create urban “oases” to combat extreme heat.
I don’t know what passive cooling roofs you mean, but I guess its because its much harder to convince people to swap their roofs. Of course you can support The usage of them, but you won’t convince people to switch their old roof for a new one.
This was an older article, I think I’ve seen new paints so reflective they can actually cool the building down during, not just reduce its heat during the day time.
I don’t understand why these passively cooling roofs aren’t being used EVERYWHERE seems like an absolute no brainer.
I don’t know what passive cooling roofs you mean, but I guess its because its much harder to convince people to swap their roofs. Of course you can support The usage of them, but you won’t convince people to switch their old roof for a new one.
This was an older article, I think I’ve seen new paints so reflective they can actually cool the building down during, not just reduce its heat during the day time.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S095965262204608X