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World set to use more energy for cooling than heating | Climate crisis | The Guardian
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Could Air-Conditioning Fix Climate Change? - Scientific American
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Chinese Factories Want to Make Climate-Friendly Air Conditioners. A US Company Is Blocking Them - Inside Climate News
Cooling Your Home but Warming the Planet: How We Can Stop Air Conditioning from Worsening Climate Change – Climate Institute
Acting on Climate Change with HVAC Technology | Cielo Breez
Cool It on the AC Already – Mother Jones
Acting on Climate Change with HVAC Technology | Cielo Breez
Global Warming: Air conditioning is the world's next big threat
Air-Conditioners Cool the Home but Heat the Planet. Can Anyone Invent a Better One? - The New York Times
Rethinking air conditioning amid climate change
Air Conditioning: 30 Pros, Cons & Alternatives - E&C
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Air conditioning is threatening our ability to tackle climate change. Here's what we need to do | World Economic Forum
Humidity's impact on greenhouse gas emissions from air conditioning - ScienceDirect
How your fridge is heating up the planet - BBC Future
The air conditioning trap: how cold air is heating the world | Energy | The Guardian
What if Air Conditioners Could Help Save the Planet Instead of Destroying It? | WIRED
