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Extreme heat triggers ozone in the Valley of Mexico: UNAM warns about health and environmental risks
Researchers from the National Autonomous University of Mexico warned that extreme heat is increasing the concentration of tropospheric ozone, a highly irritating gas for...
Urban trees: a study shows how to reduce temperature by up to 3°C and improve life in cities
Modern cities accumulate heat in their materials: concrete, asphalt, and brick function as thermal batteries that absorb solar energy during the day and slowly...
Up to 16 Degrees Less: The Material Tested in Spain That Could Transform Cities Against Extreme Heat
In the locality of Níjar (Almería, Spain), an outdoor trial demonstrated the potential of a new material to reduce extreme urban heat.
Under extreme solar...
Scientists proved that breeding 1% of heat-resistant corals could save reefs from marine heatwaves
An international team from Newcastle University demonstrated that assisted evolution can prevent the extinction of coral reefs in the face of marine heatwaves.
The study,...
Soft robots that move with heat: a revolutionary invention from Princeton University
Engineers from Princeton University have developed a new generation of soft robots capable of moving using only heat, without the need for motors or...
