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Urban Climates of Large Cities: Comparison of the Urban Heat Island Effect in Latin Americaintensities of the heat islands in these large cities have been found to vary between 3 °C and 8 °C, and population density and latitude offer partial explanations for these differences between urban and non-urban temperatures. A pending task for the large Latin American cities is the incorporation

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