#Author:Er Soka Samanth kumar, Mechanical Engieering NIT Sikkim India https://nitsikkim.ac.in/
Urban heat island (UHI), an iconic consequence of anthropogenic activities and climate condition, affects air pollution, energy use, and health. Therefore, better understanding of the temporal dynamics of UHI is required for sustainable urban planning to mitigate air pollution under a changing climate. Here, we present the evolution of UHI intensity (UHIi) and its controlling factors in the Seoul metropolitan area, Korea, over the last 56 years (1962–2017), which has experienced unique compressed economic growth and urban transformation under monsoon climate.They see it as a chance to revitalize rural economies, which have lost their vibrancy over decades with the decline of agriculture in Korea.”The local food movement, or locavorism, aims to build a locally based food economy in an era of globalized, industrial food systems, by linking consumers directly to small-scale farmers and food producers in the area.
