The Trump administration has lifted restrictions on the use of certain refrigerants in grocery stores, allowing for the use of chemicals that are considered potent contributors to climate change. This change in regulation has implications for environmental policy.
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The Trump administration has lifted restrictions on the use of certain refrigerants in grocery stores, allowing for the use of chemicals that are considered potent contributors to climate change. This change in regulation has implications for environmental policy.
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