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ABSTRACT Heat islands continue to increase each year as temperatures climb. Urban heat islands increase energy use, degrade water quality, and harm human health by raising temperatures and contributing to heat-related illnesses like heat stroke, dehydration, and respiratory issues. These warmer conditions also promote the growth of bacteria and mosquitoes, increasing the spread of infectious diseases among humans and animals. Many urban areas struggle to manage their tempera

Rachel D’Souza, Zurich International School Abstract: Applications of the conservation of kinetic energy ensure the safety and efficacy...