"Summer’s sultry weather can take a toll on more than just your hair.
For many households that rely on air conditioning to keep cool, summer’s
heat and humidity can lead to higher energy bills. That’s why this
month, we asked you to share your home cooling questions.
To answer them, we turned to Dr. Max Sherman,
a senior scientist at the Energy Department’s Lawrence Berkeley
National Lab. With more than 30 years of experience in building
efficiency, Sherman’s research focuses on the connection between heating
and cooling equipment, air leakage and indoor air quality..."
Home cooling
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