Developing Alternate Refrigerants in the Fight Against Climate Change | 2021-02-22 | Engineered Systems Magazine
Institutions and governments can slow climate change by regulating and reducing halocarbon refrigerant use - MIT Science Policy Review
Refrigerants in Commercial Chillers
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Momentum Grows for Refrigerants with Low Global Warming Potential | Engineered Systems Magazine
R-32 Refrigerant: How It Will Help HVAC Systems Be More Environmentally Friendly | HPAC Engineering
One cheap way to fight climate change? Dispose of old CFCs.
Population Matters - The top 5 solutions to climate change, according to Project Drawdown. The combination of enabling girls to pursue an education and removing barriers to contraception leads to smaller families
Global Warming Potential of Common Refrigerants | Building Enclosure
There is Life Here - REFRIGERANTS ARE #1! (Climate Change Underdogs Part 2) // So, it turns out that refrigerant management is the MOST IMPACTFUL thing we can do to battle climate
Why Refrigeration is the #1 Ranked Solution To Climate Change? | Ranked by Project Drawdown - YouTube
Going Green: Environmental Impact of MVAC Refrigerants – FJC Inc
To Battle Climate Change, Begin With Your Air-Conditioner - The New York Times
Facts on HFCs — Climate-Friendly Supermarkets
Refrigerants - Sustainable Hudson Valley
Greenfreeze: Refrigerants, Naturally - Greenpeace USA
IPCC Report: Low GWP refrigerants, including HFOs, can contribute to climate change mitigation - Fluorocarbons
Low Environmental Impact Refrigerants | Climate Change | Daikin Global
Low GWP Refrigerants - Understanding GWP, GHG, ODP and Climate Change | GlobalSpec
Cooling Your Home but Warming the Planet: How We Can Stop Air Conditioning from Worsening Climate Change – Climate Institute
The Impact on Global Warming of the Substitution of Refrigerant Fluids in Vapour Compression Plants: An Experimental Study | IntechOpen
Module 167: Moving towards refrigerants with lower global warming potential – CIBSE Journal
Rethinking air conditioning amid climate change
How air conditioning could keep everyone cool without cooking the planet | Grist
Refrigerants and their Contribution to Global Warming - Net Zero Carbon Guide
Refrigerants Are the Worst Greenhouse Gases You've Never Heard Of. Here's What You Can Do | KQED
Ethical Consumerism, Part 9 – How to reduce your carbon footprint - The Green Stars Project
Refrigerant management #1 – Climate Action Tai Tokerau
The Cost of Comfort: Climate Change and Refrigerants | BuildingGreen
