Air Conditioning: Cooler on the Inside, Hotter on the Outside!

ENN
May 25, 2014, 10:30 am29 pts
We all love to be comfortable in our homes and businesses. We use air-conditioning to provide comfortable temperatures indoors. Air conditioners work basically by moving hotter air from inside to outside. Does this have an impact on climate? Global warming? A team of researchers from Arizona State University…

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