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Cities for Seasons - In favor of microclimate diversity as alternative to the parameter of total yearly comfort hours in competitively livable cities in temperate climates
Temperate cities compete to rank the world’s most livable, while competing under the same premise: A summer period with relatively abundant life on the streets, and a winter period with relatively sparse life on the streets, owing to cold stress. Yet these cities – Copenhagen, London, New York, Melb
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