Demand for cooling cannot remain a climate blindspot

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Efficient cooling systems will play a critical role in preventing a major spike in greenhouse gas emissions as global temperatures rise, writes Danfoss Climate Solutions' Saska Rihtarsic

After experiencing the hottest June on recor followed by the hottest July in 174 years, August 2023 was the warmest August on record. The world has been issued a stark reminder that the need for cooling...

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