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 ina Kintziger\, PhD\, Claire M. Hubbard Professor of Health & Environment 
 in the UNMC Department of Environmental\, Agricultural & Occupational Heal
 th of the College of Public Health. She also is a fellow of the Daugherty 
 Water for Food Global Institute of the University of Nebraska.\n\nUrban he
 at islands\, localized areas of elevated temperatures in cities\, are a gr
 owing concern\, and their impacts on the health and well-being of urban po
 pulations cannot be ignored. This\nwebinar will dive into the causes and d
 ynamics of UHIs\, shedding light on how these phenomena affect community h
 ealth. Dr. Kintziger will also discuss the transformative potential of urb
 an trees and green infrastructure in mitigating UHIs and fostering healthi
 er urban climates. Through the lens of science and sustainability\, attend
 ees will gain a deeper understanding of\npractical strategies to address U
 HIs and create greener\, more livable cities.\n\nDon't miss this opportuni
 ty to learn about practical solutions for combatting UHIs and creating gre
 ener\, more sustainable urban spaces. Whether you're a public health profe
 ssional\, urban planner\, environmental enthusiast\, or simply curious\, t
 his webinar will provide valuable insights to help drive change in your co
 mmunity!\n\nRegister in advance for this webinar:\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us
 /webinar/register/WN_gdeYRgP-RT2UDvI-5brjDw
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DESCRIPTION:Join Conservation Nebraska to explore the important connection 
 between urban heat islands (UHIs) and public health. On June 4th from 6:00
  to 7:00 PM\, a thought-provoking webinar will be led by UNMC’s Dr. Kristi
 na Kintziger\, PhD\, Claire M. Hubbard Professor of Health & Environment i
 n the UNMC Department of Environmental\, Agricultural & Occupational Healt
 h of the College of Public Health. She also is a fellow of the Daugherty W
 ater for Food Global Institute of the University of Nebraska.\n\nUrban hea
 t islands\, localized areas of elevated temperatures in cities\, are a gro
 wing concern\, and their impacts on the health and well-being of urban pop
 ulations cannot be ignored. This\nwebinar will dive into the causes and dy
 namics of UHIs\, shedding light on how these phenomena affect community he
 alth. Dr. Kintziger will also discuss the transformative potential of urba
 n trees and green infrastructure in mitigating UHIs and fostering healthie
 r urban climates. Through the lens of science and sustainability\, attende
 es will gain a deeper understanding of\npractical strategies to address UH
 Is and create greener\, more livable cities.\n\nDon't miss this opportunit
 y to learn about practical solutions for combatting UHIs and creating gree
 ner\, more sustainable urban spaces. Whether you're a public health profes
 sional\, urban planner\, environmental enthusiast\, or simply curious\, th
 is webinar will provide valuable insights to help drive change in your com
 munity!\n\nRegister in advance for this webinar:\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/
 webinar/register/WN_gdeYRgP-RT2UDvI-5brjDw
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SUMMARY:Beating the Heat: Public Health in Urban Areas
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