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Urban heat and air quality

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HazardSupport was a five-year research project that ran from 2015-2020. Here we present research results from the 'Heat Wave in Stockholm' sub-project.

Graphical illustration of an Urban Heat Island, with higher temperatures over the built-up areas in the city centre.

Physical planning in a warmer climate

Higher temperatures in cities

How can physical planning improve the urban climate?

Health effects of heat stress

Will there be more heatwaves in the future?

Climate change adaptations in Nordic cities with green infrastructure

Research project

The information on this page is gathered in the Heatwaves subproject within the HazardSupport research project (2015-2020).

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