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Cool Comfort Under Local Constraints: A Street-Level Screening Framework for Targeting Mobile Cooling Support in Philadelphia’s PlayStreets Program
Philadelphia’s PlayStreets program converts residential blocks into temporary summer play spaces and meal sites serving children aged 18 and younger. Rising heat risk creates an allocation challenge: fixed cooling resources, including indoor facilities, water-based facilities, and parks, are unevenl
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