Monday, February 13, 2012
I have found an article on HVAC and how it effects CO2 emissions. The title of the article is "Development of air conditioning technologies to reduce CO2 emissions in the commercial sector". This article explains what developers are doing to counteract the CO2 emissions that come from different furnaces and air conditioners. They are coming up with new technology that will help reduce the total emissions. The audience that this article is intended for are those who are looking to help fight the ongoing battle for a "greener" way of life. In previous posts I talked about the many different brands of equipment in this field. This article adds to that by showing what the HVAC community is doing to go "green". her is the link to this article if your interested: http://www.cbmjournal.com/content/1/1/12
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After reading your response to this blog, I am glad to see that many companies are helping in the go green thing. I had to do some research on this topic when i was a sophomore in high school, and I remember there being an article (that actually won some sort of prize) that described that CO2 levels have fluctuated in a pretty predictable way. The levels would go way up every so many years and then go back down after another set of years. The CO2 would actually dissolve into the oceans and (after enough time) eventually go back into the atmosphere. I want to say the last big spike in CO2 levels was the "ice age". I don't know exactly who published this article anymore, but those are a few details that i remember reading about this subject.
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