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Jun 3, 2025 - "Ice batteries" aim to cut down on high electric costs of air conditioning

"Ice batteries" aim to cut down on high electric costs of air conditioning
Americans are projected to spend about $784 on average to keep cool this summer, the highest average in more than a decade. Tonight`s In Depth, CBS national environmental correspondent David Schecter reports on an innovative solution to cooling off those "white hot" energy bills.