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Evaluation of Asphalt Coating Thickness on Urban Heat in Philadelphia
Philadelphia experiences neighborhood temperature inequities of up to 20 °F due to the urban heat island effect, with the greatest burden falling on communities that have the least tree cover and the fewest cooling resources. Reflective asphalt sealants such as CoolSeal, a titanium-dioxide-based coa
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