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Companies to Cut Harmful Greenhouse Gas Coolants
More than a dozen big-name US companies have agreed, in accordance with an Obama administration push announced Tuesday, to cut back on use of a popular coolant that contributes to global warming by emitting a potent greenhouse gas.
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