July was the hottest month on record. September has recorded temperatures in the 30s. It’s no secret that the world is getting hotter. For Umberto Berardi, professor and Canada Research Chair in Building Science for TMU’s Department of Architectural Science, this rise in temperature has signaled a warning – heat impacts our health. Exposure to extreme heat causes increased visits to emergency rooms, more strain on emergency services and higher mortality rates. Berardi has been researching these impacts, and possible solutions, with partners from the University of Waterloo. In two recently published papers, (PDF file) one from The Greenbelt Foundation (external link) and the other from
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