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Las tendencias del calentamiento global no son causadas por el desarrollo urbano. Este estudio muestra que las temperaturas terrestres han aumentado por igual en noches ventosas y tranquilas, refutando el efecto isla de calor urbano como el principal impulsor del calentamiento.

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  • Meteorología Urbana Meteorología Urbana

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  • Existe un debate persistente con respecto al impacto del calentamiento urbano en las tendencias de la temperatura del aire superficial a gran escala.
  • Se sabe que las islas de calor urbano (IHU) afectan principalmente a las temperaturas nocturnas y disminuyen en condiciones de viento.

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  • Investigar si el calentamiento urbano influye en las tendencias globales de la temperatura de la superficie del aire.
  • Determinar el papel del desarrollo urbano en el calentamiento climático observado.

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    • Las temperaturas terrestres globales han aumentado de manera comparable tanto en noches ventosas como en noches tranquilas.
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    • Es poco probable que las tendencias de calentamiento global observadas sean una consecuencia del desarrollo urbano.
    • El efecto de isla de calor urbano no parece ser el factor dominante que impulsa los aumentos de temperatura a gran escala.