Thursday’s Headlines Are Still Dirty

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By Blake AuedJan 11, 2024, 12:33 am215 pts
Greenhouse gas emissions nationwide fell by 2 percent last year, to 1991 levels no thanks to transportation. Americans drove and flew more, increasing transportation’s emissions by 1.6 percent (Jalopnik). The decline was mostly attributed to replacing coal with cleaner energy sources (CNN). Lowering speed…

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