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Energy insecurity and air conditioning in urban environments: Structural constraints, coping practices, and wellbeing in Hong Kong
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• Energy insecurity links housing constraints, cooling practices, and wellbeing in Hong Kong. • Cooling restrictions overweigh heating concerns in hot-humid, high-density urban settings. • Renters, low-income households, and poorly ventilated dwellings face tighter energy constraints. • Households ration cooling, cycle devices, and reallocate budgets to manage energy costs. • Adequate cooling should be treated as a public health, housing, and energy justice issue.
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