Abandoned land drives dangerous heat in Houston, Texas A&M study finds
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A recent study by Texas A&M highlights the alarming impact of abandoned land on rising temperatures in Houston. The research reveals that neglected properties contribute significantly to the urban heat island effect, exacerbating heat-related health risks for residents. This finding is crucial as it underscores the need for urban planning and revitalization efforts to combat climate change and improve public health in the city.
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