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Green spaces have additional, probably more important effects on social/psychological well being of the citizens, and help avoid the dehumanization of urban living, than their effects on temps. The same can be said for the cozy, friendly effects of pedestrian only zones.
Well said.
Where have you been, guido? No posts on CD since 6/4.
Why don’t you just worry about you and let everyone else worry about themselves. If you think A/C units spew freon then you are completely uneducated about how they work.
AC units are said to leak a lot of HFCs. These are greenhouse gases.
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Correct. Furthermore, technicians are required to capture refrigerant from AC systems before any service that opens the system.
Yes, and when they are no longer working there are recyclers that will safely drain the refrigerant before the metal gets recycled. They are no less safe for the environment than a refrigerator or freezer. The AC in the cars is far more likely to be leaking refrigerant, they often have to be recharged after 3-4 years.
Yes, and when they are no longer working there are recyclers that will safely drain the refrigerant before the metal gets recycled. They are no less safe for the environment than a refrigerator or freezer. The AC in the cars is far more likely to be leaking refrigerant, they often have to be recharged after 3-4 years.
I’ve drive a 1994 Ford F150 that hasn’t been recharged in 10 years and it still blows cold.
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