The urban areas in Oslo closer to the fjord have higher air temperatures and larger areas were covered by “extreme heat temperatures”, rather than areas closer to the ground, says researcher Zander Venter about the findings in his study.
John Martin Johansen
The urban areas in Oslo closer to the fjord have higher air temperatures and larger areas were covered by “extreme heat temperatures”, rather than areas closer to the ground, says researcher Zander Venter about the findings in his study.
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