Sebastian Pfautsch

Sebastian Pfautsch

professor Australia

Professor Sebastian Pfautsch is an urban management and planning expert at Western Sydney University, recognized for his research on urban heat islands and the effects of vegetation on urban climates. His work includes analyzing the consequences of contemporary housing developments on natural landscapes and advocating for sustainable practices in urban design. Pfautsch emphasizes the importance of planting heat and drought-resistant tree species to enhance urban resilience against extreme temperatures and improve overall community health.

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United Kingdom United Kingdom: Sebastian Pfautsch, a professor of urban management and planning at Western Sydney University, commented on the development of cool coatings. 6

The Guardian: Paint me cool: scientists reveal roof coating that can reduce surface temperatures up to 6C on hot days | Extreme heat

Australia Australia: Professor Sebastian Pfautsch said heatwaves already killed an average 190 people every year in Greater Sydney. 6

The Sydney Morning Herald: New climate report warns of deadly heatwaves in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide

Australia Australia: Professor Sebastian Pfautsch at Western Sydney University specializes in the effects of heat on the urban environment and critiques the focus on net zero emissions. 5

The Sydney Morning Herald: Nation on track for 2030 emissions target but deeper cuts needed

Australia Australia: Professor Sebastian Pfautsch is the deputy president of the Australasian Green Infrastructure Network and welcomed the new voluntary guidelines. 8

The Sydney Morning Herald: Australia’s green development guidelines lacking: Hamton boss Paul Hameister

Australia Australia: Professor Sebastian Pfautsch is an urban management and planning expert from Western Sydney University who has conducted infrared studies of growth suburbs. 6

The Sydney Morning Herald: How hot is your Sydney suburb?