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No, because CFCs are not a problem anymore. Countries were able to move amazingly fast on that, at least compared to the whole climate change thing.
by bcrosby95 4y ago
No, because CFCs are not a problem anymore. Countries were able to move amazingly fast on that, at least compared to the whole climate change thing.
- pengaru 4y agoThis. It was relatively trivial to switch refrigerants to something that didn't trash the ozone, compared to something like replacing fossil fuels. We could still use the same basic evaporative heat pumps for cooling, it was a minor change.