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Uncategorized · August 31, 2020

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Georgia Tech | College of Design | School of City and Regional Planning

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National Science Foundation | National Institute of Health | US Forest Service

Stone's book,The City and the Coming Climate: Climate Change in the Places We Live (Cambridge University Press), is available from Amazon.

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Mallen interviewed for story on “heat officer” position in Miami

Combined heat wave and blackout in Detroit could be worse than Hurricane Katrina

Radio Ecoshock Podcast featuring UCL work on heat waves and blackouts

Stone interviewed for CBS story on heat waves and blackouts

Extreme heat risks may be widely underestimated

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Stone interviewed for New York Magazine story on adaptation

Trees Save Lives But Do Detroit Residents Want Them?

UCL study featured in The Atlantic

Stone on The Daily Show: Arizona In The Grip Of Climate Change

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