Hot nights, hidden danger: study reveals cities warming faster after dark

Latest breaking news in Business, Politics and Financial in East Africa A scientific analysis unveiled at the COP30 Local Leaders Forum has revealed a worrying and underappreciated danger in the fight against global warming: nighttime temperatures in major cities are rising… The post Hot nights, hidden danger: study reveals cities warming faster after dark appeared first on The East African Business Times.

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Hot nights, hidden danger: study reveals cities warming faster after dark

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