Cooling buildings in downtown Toronto with cold water drawn from the depths of Lake Ontario

Cooling buildings in downtown Toronto with cold water drawn from the depths of Lake Ontario

by Don Stevenson, Richard Gilbert, Canadian Urban Institute

Part of Urban focus series -- 91-1

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