Air conditioning is not enough to keep people cool — can scientists find an alternative?
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TL;DR - Nature highlights advances in materials that could passively cool buildings as temperatures rise. The provided excerpt is brief, so it does not identify specific materials or quantify their performance.
- Air conditioning alone may be insufficient for keeping people cool in a warming climate.
- Emerging materials could reduce building temperatures through alternative cooling approaches.
- Such materials may complement conventional air conditioning and reduce reliance on energy-intensive cooling.
- Technical methods, experimental results, and deployment constraints are not included in the provided content.
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Air conditioning is not enough to keep people cool — can scientists find an alternative?
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TL;DR - Nature highlights advances in materials that could passively cool buildings as temperatures rise. The provided excerpt is brief, so it does not identify specific materials or quantify their performance.
- Air conditioning alone may be insufficient for keeping people cool in a warming climate.
- Emerging materials could reduce building temperatures through alternative cooling approaches.
- Such materials may complement conventional air conditioning and reduce reliance on energy-intensive cooling.
- Technical methods, experimental results, and deployment constraints are not included in the provided content.