Kushner denies colluding with Russians
Menu
Magazine

Examiner | graphic

The bigger chill

Homes in the Northeast have been built larger and larger over the decades. And the proportion of homes cooled with central air has grown, too.

The Boston Globe
By Alvin Chang Globe Staff 

Here’s a look at how the use of central air in the region has changed since the 1940s.

Loading comments...
Real journalists. Real journalism. Subscribe to The Boston Globe today.
One free article left. Subscribe now →
You have one free article left. Get UNLIMITED access for only 99¢ per week. Subscribe now →
Last free article. Subscribe now →
This is your last free article. Get UNLIMITED access for only 99¢ per week. Subscribe now →
We hope you've enjoyed your free articles.
Continue reading by subscribing to Globe.com for just 99¢.
 Already a member? Log in Home
Subscriber Log In

We hope you've enjoyed your 5 free articles'

Continue reading by subscribing to BostonGlobe.com for just 99¢.

Continue reading by subscribing to Globe.com for just $.99¢

Stay informed with unlimited access to Boston’s trusted news source.

  • High-quality journalism from the region’s largest newsroom
  • Convenient access across all of your devices
  • Today’s Headlines daily newsletter
  • Subscriber-only access to exclusive offers, events, contests, eBooks, and more
  • Less than 25¢ a week
Marketing image of BostonGlobe.com
Marketing image of BostonGlobe.com