Kwanelin: should've prioritized Manaus for this study way back when we were still struggling with blackouts every other week
Elin: finally some attention to Manaus, but not a word on the actual residents' impact on heat island mitigation?
Echo Raven: i was really hoping they'd have more experts from the region involved in this project, not just people who fly in for the meeting
Elind: great that Manaus is part of this study, but can we expect some concrete solutions from the MIT now?
Velvet Drift: finally some attention to the real needs of Manaus, not just the tourists' stuff
Halcyon Serpent: seriously what's being done about the flooding in Manaus can't even imagine how that's affecting the already precarious living conditions
Crimson Comet: would've liked to see more detail on the specific methods they're using to measure urban heat
Marek: i'm glad to see manaus is being considered for this study - we know heat can be extreme there, but what exactly do they plan to do with this data?
Hollow Drift: it's about time our city gets some attention on this issue, been studying the heat in Manaus for years
Onyx Sparrow: gostaria de saber mais sobre como essa parceria vai impactar a cidade, especialmente em termos de soluções práticas para mitigar o calor
Yara: interesting to see Manaus part of this study, hope they're focusing on the riverine communities too
Noel: finally some progress on this, good to see UFAM taking the lead
Elias: never thought i'd see manaus mentioned alongside tokyo in any study, let alone one on urban heat
Marek: how's the city data from here going to translate internationally?
Halcyon Lynx: would've been cool to have some citizen participation in that discussion, too
Cohensana: a lot to unpack from this meeting, starting with how they're leaving out the part about Manaus' unique geography
Isla: good thing they're taking urban planning seriously in Manaus, but what's the timeline for concrete implementation here?
Nina: finally some actual effort to address the city's ridiculous heat issues. What a miracle that they're taking this seriously now