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October 2026 |
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The MEER Newsletter
Cooling Earth from the Surface Up
This month we visit MEER projects in Sierra Leone and India, follow Dr. Ye Tao to an international urban heat conference, and explore new research into reflective cooling and global heat stress.
About 10 minutes to read online
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A preview of this month
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Founder's message
A message from Dr. Ye Tao
Dr. Tao reflects on presenting MEER's work, directing climate adaptation projects in Africa, and preparing for potential collaborations and trial sites in the United States.
Continue in the newsletter →
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Interesting fact
When white surfaces cool the land below
See how highly reflective greenhouse roofs in China reveal the cooling physics of albedo from orbit.
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Upcoming MEERTalk
The Inversion Trap: How Carbon Sinks Are Becoming Sources
Join guest speaker Tom Harris online on Friday 2 October 2026.
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There is more in the full edition
Read the complete stories, discover this month's climate reporting, and catch the latest MEERTalk recording.
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Have a community story? Tell us about events, outreach, or reflective cooling where you live. Get in touch.
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