CLEAN : Leak and destroy: On the hunt for climate killing gas

The video discusses the assignment of ownership and rights to Tradewater for refrigerants, highlighting the environmental benefits of collecting and destroying these substances. It addresses the challenges faced with clientele who are skeptical about climate change and the importance of refrigerant collection in reducing CO2 emissions. The video emphasizes the significant impact of refrigerants on the environment and the necessity of extensive identification and collection networks.

What is the primary reason for assigning ownership and rights to refrigerants?

• To prevent theft and misuse

• To comply with government regulations

• To increase the market value of the refrigerants

• To ensure proper disposal and environmental protection

Why do some clients refuse to sell refrigerants for destruction?

• They believe in the economic value of refrigerants

• They are unaware of the environmental impact

• They do not believe in climate change or prefer reuse

• They lack trust in the companies buying refrigerants

How much carbon dioxide equivalent is prevented from being released by destroying 12 ounces of refrigerant?

• 1 ton

• 5 tons

• 3.5 tons

• 2.5 tons

What is the estimated global amount of CO2 equivalent in refrigerant gases?

• 11 billion metric tons

• 7 billion metric tons

• 9 billion metric tons

• 5 billion metric tons

Why are extensive identification and collection networks important for refrigerants?

• To increase the resale value of refrigerants

• To ensure even distribution of refrigerants

• To effectively manage and reduce global emissions

• To comply with international trade laws