When the sun goes down, heat vulnerability remains (BSC, UAB)

This short communication proposes a multidimensional perspective to nighttime heat, combining recent climate data, vulnerability analysis and urban adaptation strategies. It discusses how localized urban heat islands, limited access to climate shelters, and stressors like traffic noise levels intersect to shape heat risk and climate injustice at night in Barcelona

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Finalitza la 5a edició del programa Auditories i intervenció als habitatges en situació de pobresa energètica (DiBa)

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Drivers of Vulnerability to Heat Related Health impacts for Migrants in European Cities: A scoping review of the existing literature {Proyecto IMBRACE},(ICTA-BCNUEJ, UAB)