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At Creekside Elementary in Tassajara, CA, the play structure is partially protected from the sun.Brian Shamblen / Flickr

Protecting Californians with Heat-Resilient Schools

Urban Heat Governance: Examining the Role of Urban Planning

Contributions of Roads To Surface Temperature: Evidence From Southern California

Aerial view above Reynier Village neighborhood in West Los Angeles, CaliforniaThomas De Wever / iStock

UCLA researchers study impacts of streets on urban heat

Celebrating our impact in 2022

Edward Rendon Park, Austin. Photo by Cesar Garza / Flickr

Federal park funding reaches underserved communities — but more can be done

High Temperatures and Electricity Disconnections for Low-income Homes in California

infrared vision view of playground

Urban Heat and Cool Design Facts

Collaborators celebrate the unveiling of a new bus shelter in Oasis, California

New shade shelter prototype aims to keep transit riders cool

Los Angeles skyline in pink

Heat waves aren’t going anywhere. Here’s how we can prepare.

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