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Urban Heat Island adaptation through Urban Planning and Design: the struggle of the city of Los Angeles

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  • Hidde van Oostroom, 2012. "Urban Heat Island adaptation through Urban Planning and Design: the struggle of the city of Los Angeles," NEURUS papers neurusp149, NEURUS - Network of European and US Regional and Urban Studies.
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