Join Bonita Green (Merrick-Moore Community Development Association), Max Cawley & Imani Vincent (Museum of Life and Science), Tim Stallmann (Research Action Design), L'Tanya Durante and John Killeen (DataWorks NC) as we discuss our recent collaboration to bring resident-collected heat island data into public knowledge and conversation.

This episode refers to:

• The CAPA Heat Watch study supported by the Museum of Life and Science in Durham.
• Heat islands and cool oases across a segregated landscape.
• Climate change that is happening now.
• What do we need to do locally with housing and other policies to protect people from heat?
• Data we've published together on the Durham Compass.

For more info about this show's topics check out these links...

Urban Heat Island Temperature Mapping Campaign

Durham Compass (Evening Cool Oases)

Durham Compass (Evening Heat Islands)

The National Integrated Heat Health Information System (NIHHIS)

Black Neighborhoods in Durham are Much Hotter Than Their White CounterpartsIndyWeek (8/4/2021)

Episode closing music, Happy Old Young Man, by Anthony Tutelli (2003). Used by permission of the artist's family. (All the love, Mike Cades.)