Urbanization and regional climate change-linked warming of Indian cities

Soumya Satyakanta Sethi, V. Vinoj
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Cities are vulnerable to the compounding effects of both climate change and urbanization. Here we show that urbanization alone has led to an overall 60% enhancement in warming in Indian cities, with eastern Tier-II cities leading the way. Such a difference in the urban contribution to warming over cities across India calls for a differential approach to combat urban warming effectively. This study looks at nighttime land surface temperature in Indian cities to see how much they have warmed. It finds that urbanization has driven 60% additional warming in cities, with medium-sized cities influencing the most.

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印度城市的城市化和与区域气候变化相关的气候变暖
城市很容易受到气候变化和城市化的双重影响。我们在此表明,城市化本身已导致印度城市总体变暖 60%,其中东部二线城市居首位。印度各城市对气候变暖的贡献存在差异,这就要求我们采用不同的方法来有效地应对城市变暖。这项研究考察了印度城市的夜间陆地表面温度,以了解城市变暖的程度。研究发现,城市化导致 60% 的城市额外变暖,其中中等城市的影响最大。
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