Article | REF: BE9720 V1

Environmental impact of the cold and energy efficiency

Author: Paul RIVET

Publication date: October 10, 2011 | Lire en français

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    2. Evolution of the situation. Ozone and greenhouse effect

    2.1 Destruction of the ozone layer

    Decisions taken to eradicate chlorine-containing fluids appear to be bearing fruit. The latest measurements show a halt in destruction, and experts expect the ozone layer to recover between 2065 and 2080.

    Data from the IPCC Fourth assessment report 2007 ( § 7) (table 5 ) show that between 1998 and 2005 :

    • a slight reduction (– 1%) in CFC content;

    • a 33% increase in HCFC content, which is still...

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