Question

question 13 1 pts energy and temps: human impacts on earths energy balance how can the urban heat island effect be mitigated? using light - colored materials for asphalt creating parks using dark - colored roofs expanding cities creating rooftop gardens

Explanation:

Wind increases heat loss from skin by replacing the thin layer of warm air close to the skin with cooler air, enhancing convective heat transfer. For urban - heat - island mitigation: light - colored materials for asphalt reflect more sunlight reducing heat absorption; parks and rooftop gardens have cooling effects through evapotranspiration and shading, while dark - colored roofs absorb more heat and expanding cities usually exacerbate the urban heat island effect.

Answer:

For the first question: Wind increases the loss of heat from our skin.
For the second question:
Using light - colored materials for asphalt
Creating Parks
Creating Rooftop gardens