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Rising environmental concerns has led to research on reducing energy usage for refrigerated containers when transporting perishable food. Most containers are made of stainless steel which is an excellent conductor of heat and thus increases the energy usage for refrigeration of perishable food.
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Effects of Cooling and Heating

Abstract Body temperature is tightly regulated within a few tenths of a degree Celsius by the hypothalamus; deviations of a few degrees can have a profound impact on cellular metabolism. The human body maintains an average core temperature of 36.5–37.5°C via signals to the hypothalamus.
Madiha Syed, Pinxia Chen
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Cooling by Effective Shading

2010
Direct sun can generate the same heat as a single bar radiator over each square meter of a surface. Shading can cool up to 90% of this heat. The big problem is that sunlight is a direct source of heat and the radiant heat from the sun passes through glass and is absorbed by building elements and furnishings, which then re-radiate it.
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Effect of Cooling