Asymmetric effects of heating and cooling degree days on carbon dioxide emissions in Germany using cross quantile regression | Scientific Reports
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Research has examined the relationship between heating and cooling degree days and their effects on carbon dioxide emissions, with a focus on germany. Studies have also explored the global implications of warming on building energy use, including shifts in energy demand for cooling. The impact of climate change on heating and cooling patterns appears to be asymmetric, with varying effects on different regions and ecosystems.
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