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Europe’s Cities Rely on Age-Old Ways to Stay Cool as Heat Waves Intensify

July 28, 2023

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Architectural styles and construction materials can significantly reduce the need for air-conditioning during heat waves, according to sustainable architecture experts.

By Jenny Gross | NYTimes | NYT > Business | Disclosure

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Europe’s Cities Rely on Age-Old Ways to Stay Cool as Heat Waves Intensify

Architectural styles and construction materials can significantly reduce the need for air-conditioning during heat waves, according to sustainable architecture experts.

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