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Leaking Havoc: 50% of Northern California Supermarkets Surveyed Found Emitting Super Pollutant Greenhouse Gases
EIA MediaNovember 20, 2024
ALDI becomes first U.S. food retailer to commit to natural refrigerants across all stores

Major U.S. supermarket chain ALDI has committed to transition to natural refrigerants across all of its 2300+ U.S. stores before the end of 2035. ALDI has led action to tackle climate-polluting refrigerants for years, and its recent announcement raises the bar to a new level for U.S. food retailers. 

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EIA MediaJanuary 11, 2024
As Thousands Petition Kroger to Take Action on "Super Pollutant" Refrigerants, 35% of Voting Shareholders Voice Agreement
EIA MediaJune 24, 2022
msn: Kroger Is Facing Backlash for Having This in Stores
EIA MediaJune 14, 2022
Consumers and Investors Urge Kroger to Act on HFCs
EIA MediaJune 13, 2022
R744: Walmart Acknowledges Opening First U.S. Store with Transcritical CO2 System in New York
EIA MediaJune 4, 2022
EPA Must Stop a New Black Market in Super Greenhouse Gases
EIA MediaSeptember 2, 2021
CA.org: CARB settles with Albertsons grocery chain for $5.1 million for violations of the Refrigerant Management Program
EIA MediaJuly 14, 2021
Brief to Shareholders of Walmart re: Shareholder Proposal to Improve and Report on Refrigerant Management and Associated Emissions
EIA MediaMay 20, 2021
WhoWhatWhy: Some Grocers Are Far From Green
EIA MediaMarch 10, 2021
Washington Post: There’s an invisible climate threat seeping from grocery store freezers. Biden wants to change that.
EIA MediaFebruary 15, 2021
hydrocarbons21.com: U.S. NGO Measures HFC Leaks in Grocery Aisles
EIA MediaFebruary 15, 2021
hydrocarbons21.com: California Awards US$1 million to Supermarkets for ‘Ultra-Low-GWP’ Systems
EIA MediaJanuary 22, 2021
hydrocarbons21.com: ASHRAE Committee Voting This Week on Whether to Exclude Higher A3 Charges in Safety Standard
EIA MediaJanuary 11, 2021
Trader Joe’s Faces “Don’t Discount Our Future” Campaign Targeting Cocoa Sourcing and Climate-Damaging Refrigeration
EIA MediaDecember 10, 2020
How to Save a Planet: Cold Hard Cash for Your Greenhouse Gas
EIA MediaOctober 22, 2020
Cooling Post: US supermarkets failing on HFCs – EIA
EIA MediaJune 28, 2020
Accelerate: Environmental Group Finds Many U.S. Supermarkets Sticking With HFCs
EIA MediaJune 26, 2020
New Scorecard: Supermarkets Failing to Tackle Super Pollutant HFCs
EIA MediaJune 25, 2020
Find a Climate-Friendly Supermarket Near You: A Global Tool
EIA MediaApril 22, 2020
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