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Med-IREN project studies floods, heat stress with Cyprus serving as a climate-resilience model

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(ANSA) - ROME, 29 OTT - Monitoring the effects of intense urban flooding and heatwaves to collect data that can inform the design of nature-based solutions to address climate risks is the aim of the activities carried out by the European Med-IREN project in Larnaca, Cyprus. Here the Cyprus Energy Ag

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Med-IREN project studies floods, heat stress with Cyprus serving as a climate-resilience model. (ANSA) - ROME, 29 OTT - Monitoring the effects of intense urban flooding and heatwaves to collect data that can inform the design of nature-based solutions to address climate risks is the aim of the activities carried out by the European Med-IREN project in Larnaca, Cyprus. Here the Cyprus Energy Ag Covered by 1 publications. ANSA English: Med-IREN project studies floods, heat stress with Cyprus serving as a climate-resilience model.

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  1. ANSA English Italy Med-IREN project studies floods, heat stress with Cyprus serving as a climate-resilience model (ANSA) - ROME, 29 OTT - Monitoring the effects of intense urban flooding and heatwaves to collect data that can inform the design of nature-based solutions to address climate risks is the aim of the activities carried out by the European Med-IREN project in Larnaca, Cyprus. Here the Cyprus Energy Ag 29 Oct · Tier 3

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