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The Heat Island Effect of a city, in which the people, buildings, factories, and vehicles in a city give off heat, while simultaneously dark surfaces of buildings and roadways absorb solar energy and release it slowly at night, creating a pocket of hot air above the city, could be reduced by
A) confining most automobile use to daylight hours.
B) confining most automobile use and heat-generating industrial activity to nighttime hours.
C) creating more urban parks and forests.
D) decreasing the albedo of building surfaces.

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