The study in Japan concluded that collecting rainwater on roofs in medium-sized tanks was more effective than using bigger tanks.

This study could help identify new strategies to reduce the effects of heatwaves on people.
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A study held in Tokyo by the University of Manchester found that fewer air conditioning systems guarantee less heat waste released into the city, and that rainwater can be the solution.
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The study in Japan concluded that collecting rainwater on roofs in medium-sized tanks was more effective than using bigger tanks.

This study could help identify new strategies to reduce the effects of heatwaves on people.
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