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The Real Carbon Footprint of Electric Cars: Part 1

The real carbon footprint of electric cars is far greater than we have been told, even greater than the carbon footprint of gasoline cars.

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A long-shelved railroad to the Mat-Su s Port MacKenzie could instead become a road

A long-shelved railroad to the Mat-Su s Port MacKenzie could instead become a road
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Town of Amherstburg celebrates first rainbow crosswalk

Pride Month 2023 has brought a special occasion to the Town of Amherstburg: The unveiling of the municipality s first rainbow crosswalk.

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There s no view more epic than the one you ll find on an Alaska flightseeing tour

While Denali may be Alaska’s best-known flightseeing tour, visitors’ aerial options don’t end there.

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78 Women Who Make Dallas Great - D Magazine

The women highlighted here are groundbreaking CEOs, politicians, artists, lawyers, furniture makers, rabbis, restaurateurs, activists, and epidemiologists. They have helped make Dallas the city that it is today.

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