The study examines innovative cooling solutions that reduce energy use and greenhouse gas emissions, implying benefits for climate resilience.
Sustainable Cooling Technologies: Reducing Energy Consumption in a Warming World examines innovative cooling solutions that reduce energy use and greenhouse gas emissions while maintaining thermal comfort. The study focuses on green building design, passive cooling techniques, and urban heat island mitigation strategies such as green roofs, cool roofs, and urban greening. It highlights how sustainable cooling can lower temperatures, decrease electricity demand, and support climate-resilient, low-carbon development in a rapidly warming world.
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