France is turning to an ancient trick to fight modern heatwaves: painting infrastructure white. By reflecting more sunlight, these coatings can significantly reduce surface temperatures and help citie
WOW !!!!! What an intelligent 🤓 mass of replies. As for me I often was so FAR from the PAVEMENT that all I had to do was step from my camper, eat the folage and other 🐻 foods. AND THEN Jump into Caribou Pond now filled with moose 🫎. Also the tank/ head waters of the cool running Caribasset River close to the widow makers resort at the end of the Appalachian trail. "All I am saying is give PEACE a chance, don't put more parking lots where PARADISE used to be and perhaps go hug a 🌴 🌲 TREE Aonce in awhile. You may even find a tooth ache tree in some disturbed soil! SORRY if I am getting long winded but that comes with the TERRITORY TOO! ADIOS you just 🦵 kicked me out of my present SITUATION.😮😅.
🇦🇺 here, what are the roads in Europe made of if their melting in what is typical summer heat in a lot of other countries (with roads that don’t melt)?
It's not only the white paint. Houses were built differently before. Narrow streets, thick walls and materials which could breathe, such as lime mortar and lime paint instead of plastic paint.
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