
The Future of Cooling: New Technologies That Will Revolutionize Climate Control
Summers in Texas are getting hotter. Last July broke temperature records, with extreme heat spreading even to regions that previously experienced milder summers. In the U.S., high temperatures kill more people annually than hurricanes, tornadoes, and floods combined. Air conditioners have long been a lifesaver, but they come with a significant downside: they contribute to climate change. The hotter it gets outside, the more people turn on their ACs, which leads to increased energy consumption and higher greenhouse gas emissions. A vicious cycle....
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