👶 Child care centers (CCC) of Quebec

Heat island and tree canopy analysis

 

Map of child care centers

Young children are particularly sensitive to air quality because their respiratory system is still developing and they breathe more rapidly than adults. Urban heat islands increase thermal stress around early childhood centers, while vegetation helps cool the air and filter certain pollutants. Together, good air quality and a green environment support children’s health, comfort, and development.

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Name City Heat spots (%) Tree coverage (%)
Centre De La Petite Enfance La Croisée
INSTALLATION LES PETITES SAISONS
Québec
97 %
1 %
Centre De La Petite Enfance La Croisée
INSTALLATION SOPHIE
Québec
69 %
8 %
Centre De La Petite Enfance La Découverte
Québec
0 %
79 %
Centre De La Petite Enfance La Frimousse
Québec
58 %
11 %
Centre De La Petite Enfance La Grosse Tortue
Québec
0 %
33 %
Centre De La Petite Enfance La Nichée
Québec
79 %
72 %
Centre De La Petite Enfance La Petite Cité
INSTALLATION LA CHARMILLE
Québec
0 %
34 %
Centre De La Petite Enfance La Petite Cité
INSTALLATION LE PETIT CAMPUS
Québec
23 %
23 %
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