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	Specific info > Brochures & Facts sheets Print this page   Air conditioning - Stationary     Air conditioning - Mobile     Heat Pumps     Insulation foams     Medical aerosols     Refrigeration     Other applications     HFCs     PFCs     SF6     HCFCs     Brochures & Facts sheets     Workshops & Presentations     General library     Glossary     Faq     Coming events     Useful related links     The F-Gas Regulation Review     Why use HFCs     Responsible Use of HFCs     Science, Facts and Figures     Safety, Health and Environment     Regulatory developments   Brochures & facts sheets   Brochures Fact sheets   Brochures "F-GASES - further reducing global warming" NEW: 2009 version   English   German   Italian   French   Spanish   Polish  Size: 160 KB "Greenhouse gases emissions: what has led to their most significant reduction?" (2003 version)  English   German   Italian  French   Spain  Polish  Czech   Hungarian  Japanese   Size: max. 166 KB "HFCs, refrigeration and air conditioning Minimising climate impact, maximising safety"  English  German  Italian  French  Spanish  Greek  Polish   Czech  Hungarian  Japanese   Size: max. 2MB "HCFs for thermal insulation A solution addressing the climate change challenge"  English  German  Italian  French  Spanish   Size: max. 2MB Fact sheets A review of scientific information regarding fluorocarbons N° 1 Environmental impact of a material N° 2 The ozone layer N° 3 Chlorine loading of the stratosphere N° 4 The recovery of the ozone layer N° 5 Climate change and ozone depletion N° 6 Ozone depletion over Europe N° 7 Lack of effect of additional controls N° 8 Trifluoroacetic acid N° 9 The third assessment report (IPCC-TAR) N° 10 PFCs N° 11 F-solvents N° 12 End of life HFCs N° 13 Burning Fluoropolymers N° 14 Lessons from replacing CFCs in Europe N° 15 Antartic 2004 Ozone Hole Presentations N° 16 MRGL (Maximum Recommended Guidance Level for fluorocarbons impurities). N° 17 The Contribution of HFCs to European Greenhouse Gas Emissions N° 18 Selecting and Using GWP values for Refrigerants
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