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UCLA research reveals successful model to build and renovate multibenefit parks in underserved communities

Site Design and Human Heat Burden in Pacoima, California

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Protecting Californians with Heat-Resilient Schools

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

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

Realizing Park Equity

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Urban Heat and Cool Design Facts

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Informing equitable stormwater investments in L.A. County

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