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Queen’s professor offers ideas for communities to cope with extreme heat

July 26, 2022

Queen's University adjunct professor, Dr. Carolyn DeLoyde, offers ideas on how the city of Kingston should plan to reduce the risk of extreme heat, even if it means impacting the housing crisis.

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