Discrimination Has Trapped People of Color in Unhealthy Urban 'Heat Islands'
People of color, more than other groups, live in neighborhoods prone to excess heat and the illnesses that go with it
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People of color, more than other groups, live in neighborhoods prone to excess heat and the illnesses that go with it
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Urban heat mapping in Raleigh and Durham, North Carolina; climate change; greenhouse gas emissions; urban planning
Climate extremes are becoming more common. A program aims to help cities and towns figure out areas where heat might be more dangerous.
Climate extremes are becoming more common. A program aims to help cities and towns figure out areas where heat might be more dangerous.