Posted on 07/22/2016 12:25:14 PM PDT by PROCON
Air conditioners and refrigerators pose as big a threat to "life on the planet" as the threat of terrorism, Secretary of State John Kerry said Friday.
Kerry was in Vienna negotiating a global climate deal to phase out chemicals used as refrigerants in basic household and commercial appliances such as air conditioning and refrigerators, called hydrofluorocarbons, or HFCs. The chemicals are a potent source of greenhouse gas emissions that many scientists blame for contributing to global warming.
Kerry made the remarks as part of a pep talk for negotiators working through the weekend to amend a 1987 treaty called the Montreal Protocol to deal with the chemicals.
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Kerry, you’ve proved, several times, you’re a complete idiot. Did you ever pay your yacht property tax you owed yet?
THE OZONE HOLE IS GOING TO RIP!!!
OH NO’s
This crap is just a retread of the 70’s bullsh!t that has been proven wrong so many times I can’t even list them.
Kerry - go $hit in your hat and pull it down over your ears, you worthless twit.
LOL! Watch out for the killer fridge!
If it weren’t for American refrigeration technology (WWII) Europe would speaking German and Australia would be speaking Niponese.
...actually there’s quite a bit on the web about using propane/butane in place of R-12, and, as of the last time that I checked, no big conflagrations (fires, for those of you in Rio Linda).
It seems to be more paranoia (understandable, but still paranoia) about the flammability of propane/butane, as opposed to the actual instances of serious combustion events.
But I do agree - propane is an IDEAL refrigerant, absolute perfect, in fact, once we get past the flammability issue.
Kerry! Your mouth is worse tha ISIS.
LOL!
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