Environmental Climate in the North Eastern Region of Iraq
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The climate is one of the important factors that have an impact on the human being. The research clarifies the impact of the environmental climate on the standards of human comfort, which included the northeastern region of Iraq .Through research, the researcher notices that man's response to the air depends on two factors, namely temperature and relative humidity. Time change results in a variation in the number of uncomfortable and comfortable months. The comfort standards of the Olegay Law for Climatic Data were also applied to the Kallar, Tuz and Khanaqin stations during the years 2000-2020
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