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Jul 08

Analysis: Does turning the A/C off when you’re not home actually save electricity?

By Aisling Pigott, Jennifer Scheib, Kyri Baker, The Conversation

Which is more efficient: running the air conditioning all summer long without break, or turning it off during the day when you’re not there to enjoy it? Three engineers run the numbers.

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Aug 19

‘I thought I was going to die there.’ What it’s like to live with rising temperatures in prison

By Hannah Grabenstein, Justin Stabley

A new report released by Texas A&M University details the consequences of extreme heat in Texas prisons, where a lack of air conditioning poses dangerous conditions for those incarcerated.

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Nov 30

Carrier says it has deal with Trump to keep jobs in Indiana

By Julie Pace, Associated Press

Air conditioning company Carrier Corp. says it has reached a deal with President-elect Donald Trump to keep nearly 1,000 jobs in Indiana.

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Aug 03

Times have changed for women at work, but office temperatures are stuck in the ’60s

By Catherine Woods

A new study sheds light on the office thermostat battle. Women prefer warmer office climates than men because of their different body composition.

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