Aggressive government oversight, including mandates like phase-outs and fines, is being applied to the HVACR industry under the purview of the EPA.
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Updated sep 11
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Aggressive government oversight, including mandates like phase-outs and fines, is being applied to the HVACR industry under the purview of the EPA.
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Long-term government mandates and fines are being applied to the HVACR industry by the EPA.1 source
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