Excess Urban Heat Mitigation Act
Sector: Government • Location: Arizona, United States
Source: American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA)
The Excess Urban Heat Mitigation Act aims to address the growing threat of extreme heat by creating a grant program to support local projects that utilize landscape architecture techniques such as tree planting, shaded transit shelters, green roofs, and park development. This legislation seeks to reduce health and infrastructure risks associated with rising temperatures.
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Description | The Excess Urban Heat Mitigation Act aims to address the growing threat of extreme heat by creating a grant program to support local projects that utilize landscape architecture techniques such as tree planting, shaded transit shelters, green roofs, and park development. This legislation seeks to reduce health and infrastructure risks associated with rising temperatures. |
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