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Heat-Reducing Roofing Technology Has Unintended Consequences in Some Regions
The effectiveness of two common heat-reducing technologies used in the urban US have been assessed in a new study, which reveals that unaccounted for effects in some regions of the country may render the systems less effective than previously believed.
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