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Vulnerability of affordable housing to global warming in South Africa: case study of a Masonry House in Johannesburg
Global warming is expected to lead to longer and more intense heatwaves, which will have negative environmental and socioeconomic impacts around the world. South Africa is projected to experience significant warming, with surface temperatures possibly increasing by up to 3 ◦C by mid-century. This wa
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