USA to curb CFC replacements as global warmers
The USA is set to become the first country to regulate the use of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), gases being promoted as substitutes for the CFCs, on the grounds of their contribution to global warming. No regulations are yet in sight in Europe, but UK officials have also identified the "greenhouse" potential of the HFCs as an issue to be addressed in the forthcoming national strategy on greenhouse gases.
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