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The population of London isn't much more today than it was in 1930. And the population density is more or less the same too. I think it's unlikely that people's
by leoedin 2mo ago
The population of London isn't much more today than it was in 1930. And the population density is more or less the same too. I think it's unlikely that people's bodies are the cause of heating. Greater London for example would receive about 1572 MW of solar irradiance on a sunny day.
- KeplerBoy 2mo agoThe city burns quite a bit of fossil fuel for heating and transportation every day though. That certainly has effects on microclimates (think vents from the tube, which is getting ever hotter).