New AC Technology Combats Heat
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•India is building a new AC to fight climate change
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As climate change continues to push the temperatures higher, places like India are seeing more and more days of dangerous heat.
Air conditioning units can guzzle energy and use refrigerants that are potent greenhouse gases.
Researchers and AC companies are working to remedy this by creating new air conditioning units with little to no impact on the planet.
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