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Extreme heat articles, editorials, and more, authored by members of the team for the CATCH project or other heat-related projects.
The Boston Globe, Letters to the Editor: "Extreme Heat Events Prompt Boston, Others to Eye Cooling Policies"
Environmental Research: Health, IOP "Lessons from the first U.S. school districts with real-time indoor environmental quality (IEQ) sensors in classrooms: benefits, barriers, and opportunities"
Federation of American Scientists: "Collaborative Action in Massachusetts to Counter Extreme Heat"
Dialogue Earth: "The health impact of humid heat demands attention"
Science Direct: "Rethinking heat in thousands of school classrooms through continuous monitoring and novel exposure metrics"
Nature - Communications Earth and Environment: "Integrated tree canopy expansion and cool roofs can optimize air temperature and heat exposure reductions in Boston"
Environment International: "The effects of residential air conditioning and social vulnerability on heat-related hospitalizations in California"
Journal of City Climate Policy and Economy: "Harnessing geospatial data for urban climate resilience: Insights from a fine scale ambient temperature analysis in an urban heat island"
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