A team of Canadian innovators is set to bring some relief from the sweltering heat of New York City's subways with a cutting-edge cooling technology. Developed by a Canadian tech company, the system uses advanced evaporative cooling methods to lower temperatures in underground tunnels, providing a more comfortable experience for commuters. If implemented, this technology could be a game-changer for the millions of people who rely on the city's subway system every day. With New York City's aging infrastructure and growing population, finding innovative solutions to improve public transportation has become a pressing concern.
Canadian tech aims to cool hot subways in New York City CBC
