US Schools Implement Cooling Measures to Combat Rising Classroom Temperatures
Low-income and minority communities face greater heat challenges, prompting innovative solutions in school infrastructure.
- Extreme heat affects children's learning, performance, and health.
- Schools are replacing asphalt with reflective surfaces and greenery.
- Cool roofing and window films reduce indoor temperatures and AC needs.
- Federal grants help but often don't cover full costs, widening disparities.
- Collaborative efforts with local governments enhance school cooling projects.
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