Using a city's excess heat to reduce emissions
Using a city’s excess heat to reduce emissions
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Using a city’s excess heat to reduce emissions
LONDON • The London Underground is the oldest subway system in the world, so it might seem an unlikely source of innovation for one of the thorniest problems facing humanity in the 21st century: climate change. . Read more at straitstimes.com.
A district in London has developed an innovative way to divert subway heat for buildings to lower carbon emissions. Other cities are getting creative, as well.
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