Europe is testing air conditioners that don't use any refrigerants at all

[ActualViking]

41% of Housing in Spain Has Air Conditioning:

https://www.idealista.com/en/news/p...e-housing-stock-in-spain-has-air-conditioning

Meanwhile, regions of the southern US like Florida literally have a 99.5% air conditioning rate.


Over the last 50 years, the mean temperature of the planet has risen by a whopping 0.6F (0.3 celcius), with the majority of that in polar regions. The sky isn't falling, Chicken Little.

Lol, what? China is currently in the process of building 100+ new coal-fired power plants, and their GHG emissions are increasing much faster than any other nation on earth, whether measured on a total or a per-capita basis.

The climate in Spain isn't like Florida, if it was they'd all have AC in Spain. Inform your self. The same goes for you 0.6F, you're off by about 100%.

As for the rise in temperature, the number for Europe over the last fifty years is 2 degrees and currently it is rising by abut 0.5 degrees per decade. Those numbers are averages, it is not like 2 degrees hotter every day - if it was like that the change would be a lot more manageable.

As for China, they are still investing heavily in renewable energy, EV's and more. However they are also in the process of catching up. The US is at 35-40% more CO2 per capita than China and almost double that of for example Germany.

BTW: Your name calling doesn't make you look clever, it just shows what kind of person you are.