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Chris Uejio

Impacts of Sugarcane Fires on Air Quality and Public Health in South Florida

The association of indoor heat exposure with diabetes and respiratory 9-1-1 calls through emergency medical dispatch and services documentation

Verifying Experimental Wet Bulb Globe Temperature Hindcasts Across the United States

A Global Assessment of Coastal Marine Heatwaves and Their Relation With Coastal Urban Thermal Changes

Diurnal evolution of urban tree temperature at a city scale

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