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This is why it feels much hotter and suffocating at night than day where I live, at 10PM the temperature is 35oC with 70% humidity (thank to urban heat island e
by coconut_crab 7y ago
This is why it feels much hotter and suffocating at night than day where I live, at 10PM the temperature is 35oC with 70% humidity (thank to urban heat island effect). At least sweating cools my body down during the day, at night all it does it drenching me in sweat and I still feel hot.
I have tried to reduce my carbon footprint by consuming as little as possible, but just I myself alone is not enough. This requires a whole refactoring of how our cities should be built, how our civilization should work and I just don't see that happening any time soon.
- perfunctory 7y ago> but just I myself alone is not enough Sure. Start talking to your friends, family and colleagues. Join groups of like-minded people.