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Global carbon emissions from heating and cooling

Measured in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalents. Heating includes space and water heating. Emissions from cooling — mostly air conditioning — measure emissions from electricity consumption but do not include refrigerants used in AC units.

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21 Jun 2024
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