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Monthly Archives: June 2016
Beat the Heat on a Budget
Air conditioning was invented in 1902 and since then we’ve seen an explosion in the need for cool. Over 90% of US houses are air conditioned. But what’s the cost? In 1992, Professor Gwyn Prins called America’s love of … Continue reading
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Tagged air conditioning, summer, sustainability
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