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Impossibly thin fabric could cool you down by 16-plus degrees
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A good stop-gap while cities de-car-ify and rebuild green space.
Don't need to decarify to rebuild green spaces.
Green space was overwhelmingly removed for car space
And you don't need to re:build green spaces to decarify. But you probably should.
They'll just build more luxury condos where the roads were.
Which would be great, because it would give people with high incomes places to live, lowering the competition for housing and the rents at the top end. Those people would spend and contribute to the local economy, since they have the money to spend.
This would be a huge win for everyone, as building more housing often is.