This bill would phase-down the production and consumption of HFCs over 15 years, limiting the production and consumption to 15 percent of baseline levels beginning in 2036.
Paul Tonko: “This bill would phase-down the production and consumption of HFCs over 15 years, limiting the production and consumption…”
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Tonko explains the main goal of the proposed legislation on HFCs.
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