论文信息 - Regulating to reduce emissions of fluorinated greenhouse gases.

Regulating to reduce emissions of fluorinated greenhouse gases.

The implications for climate change of the proposed European Union (EU) legislation on controls of fluorinated greenhouse gas (F-Gas) use and emissions are examined. Globally, F-Gases are expected to account for 0.5% of the effect of greenhouse gases by 2010. The EU's contribution to this should be reduced by legislation to improve management of stationary refrigeration and air-conditioning.

A. Mcculloch | Archie McCulloch | A. A. Lindley | A. Lindley

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