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Site Design and Human Heat Burden in Pacoima, California

An example of courtyard shade and a nature-based outdoor learning environment at Esperanza Elementary School, Los Angeles.V. Kelly Turner / Luskin Center for Innovation

California’s K-12 education system is under-prepared for rising temperatures

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

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