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Organization
U.S. Department of Energy / Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers / Natural Resources Defense Council / American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy / federal government / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Ecova / Chris Calwell David Denkenberger Brian / Noah Horowitz / / /
NRDC issue brief june 2014 iB:14-05-A A Call to Action for More Efficient Clothes Dryers: