Don’t Tread on Friday’s Headlines

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By Blake AuedJan 26, 2024, 12:12 am316 pts
Electric vehicle tires need replacing as often as every 7,000 miles, which is not only a big expense, but the extra wear releases more unhealthy particle pollution into the atmosphere. (Miami Herald) Climate change is causing more potholes in roads. (BBC) With new cars in Europe getting about a centimeter wider…

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