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A Material That Throws Heat into Space Could Soon Reinvent Air-Conditioning

By James Temple September 12, 2017
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A radiative cooling technology could help cut energy consumption in new buildings by nearly 70%—and shave demand in existing structures, too.

Read the article in MIT Technology Review.

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