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'Most PFAS emissions in Europe come from air conditioners and heat pumps, even though these are the flagships of decarbonization'
Most PFAS emissions in Europe are attributed to air conditioners and heat pumps, despite these technologies being central to decarbonization efforts. The article references Feuquières-en-Vimeu in northern France and a date in 2026.
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