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F-Gas and Air Conditioning Systems | Macair FMI
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Chinese Factories Want to Make Climate-Friendly Air Conditioners. A US Company Is Blocking Them - Inside Climate News
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Hydrofluorocarbon emissions up 54% with air conditioning on the rise - Carbon Brief
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Refrigeration and Air Conditioning (RAC) Greenhouse Gas Inventory for Indonesia | Semantic Scholar
Do Air Conditioners Release Greenhouse Gases? | ComfyHome
California Bans Climate-Warming HFCs in New Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration - Inside Climate News
Humidity's impact on greenhouse gas emissions from air conditioning - ScienceDirect
Humidity's impact on greenhouse gas emissions from air conditioning - ScienceDirect
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Overview of Greenhouse Gases | US EPA
Cooling Your Home but Warming the Planet: How We Can Stop Air Conditioning from Worsening Climate Change – Climate Institute
Cooling Your Home but Warming the Planet: How We Can Stop Air Conditioning from Worsening Climate Change – Climate Institute
As countries crank up the AC, emissions of potent greenhouse gases are likely to skyrocket | Science | AAAS
How the boom in air conditioning is fuelling global heating | Climate crisis | The Guardian
Treaty on HFCs aims to curb global warming from greenhouse gases in air conditioning, refrigeration - ABC News
Hydrofluorocarbon emissions up 54% with air conditioning on the rise - Carbon Brief
