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New York City's sweltering subway platforms might soon become part of the solution to climate change. An $800,000 study will explore capturing underground heat to warm municipal buildings during colder months.
New York is testing underground thermal networks to cool sweltering subway stations that hit 96 degrees last summer. If successful, the system could also warm nearby buildings in winter using stored heat.
