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Technologically advanced portable air-conditioner reduces carbon dioxide emissions - FM Media
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Are air conditioners key to fighting climate change? Scientists propose method to capture carbon | Daily Mail Online
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Chapter 9: Carbon Dioxide (R744) The New Refrigerant (updated 11/26/2019)
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