Why Tokyo, you ask? Because Tokyo has had experience using cool pavement effectively for over 10 years, and is quite advanced with a number of other urban heat countermeasures, too.
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The next stop on our Far East trip was Mumbai, the commercial capital of India. I found it to be a beautiful seaside city with a vibrant street life and the most friendly people. There’s a fair amount of contrast in Mumbai, though, and a turbulent history to go along with it.
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Travel Log by Bryn: Part II 4: Some Top Take-Aways from the IC2UHI Conference The three-day International Conference on Countermeasures to Urban Heat Islands (IC2UHI) was a forum for researchers to share their latest approaches at understanding how different strategies can protect people from the harms of urban heat. Some of the plenary sessions focused
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Once every three years, the international community, working on ways to address urban heat islands, convenes for a conference to share best practices and the most cutting ways to measure success. This year, the City of LA and Climate Resolve were invited to give a plenary talk on the Cool Streets program that we’ve been developing over the past two and a half years.
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Climate Resolve offers internship opportunities to students interested in climate change, sustainability, public policy, advocacy, and community outreach. We’d like to introduce you to them, their work with us, and how they’ve helped make Los Angeles a stronger and more sustainable city in the face of climate change. Hello! My name is Sadie Paczosa, and
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Climate Resolve offers numerous year-round internship opportunities to students interested in climate change, sustainability, public policy, advocacy, and community outreach. We’d like to introduce you to them, their work with us, and how they’ve helped make Los Angeles a stronger and more sustainable city in the face of climate change. Sandra Muñoz (pictured left) and
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Climate Resolve is growing! Over the past few months, we’ve added new members to our team, and we would like to introduce them to you. Dannah Rosales Administrative and Operations Assistant Tell us a bit about yourself. I was born and raised in the San Fernando Valley and currently live in North Hollywood, where I
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When Mia Lehrer’s landscape architecture firm was invited to transform a heat-absorbing concrete parking lot into the Nature Garden at the Natural History Museum, she saw it as an urban ecology project and a model for how we can reshape our urban landscape. “When we talk about resiliency or climate change, we’re really talking about
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Michael Paparian, former Deputy State Treasurer, Board Member of the California Integrated Waste Management Board, and Sierra Club California State Director, gives live-updates via blog post at COP24, the United Nations Climate Change Conference. ____ (December 6, 2018) COP24, Katowice, Poland – Scientists have spent the three years since COP21 refining and reviewing data, observations and studies.
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Today, Climate Resolve joined nearly 50 organizations across the state in releasing a comprehensive, forward-thinking transportation platform to guide Governor-Elect Gavin Newsom and his administration in moving California boldly into a brighter future. The plan reflects the shared vision and priorities of dozens of transit, environment, social justice and housing partners, including Climate Resolve, ClimatePlan,
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