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A heat vulnerability index: Spatial patterns of exposure, sensitivity and adaptive capacity for Santiago de Chile
Climate change will worsen the high levels of urban vulnerability in Latin American cities due to specific environmental stressors. Some impacts of climate change, such as high temperatures in urban environments, have not yet been addressed through adaptation strategies, which are based on poorly su
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