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Cooling mist from the Dom Tower: the remedy for urban heat?

Cooling mist from the Dom Tower: the remedy for urban heat?

As the Netherlands experiences high temperatures, researchers are debating whether spraying cooling mist from tall structures like the Dom Tower could serve as an effective solution against urban heat. This approach, currently being tested in the Chinese city of Yuncheng, raises questions regarding its feasibility and potential water wastage.

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