You're inverting cause and effect. The reason it gets so hot in cities is because it's a concrete wasteland that traps heat because of, guess what, cars. Here

You're inverting cause and effect. The reason it gets so hot in cities is because it's a concrete wasteland that traps heat because of, guess what, cars. Here's an experiment to show said effect - same city, same day, very different street layouts: https://doemee.leiden.nl/uploads/55aa69e8-fb15-4ccc-8335-9b697be821a8/text_image/image/e5ae7246-5415-4103-b5f6-c3f307f38716/734a5717-5be8-42f3-91c6-6067741cdff4.jpeg https://doemee.leiden.nl/uploads/55aa69e8-fb15-4ccc-8335-9b6...