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Researchers calculated that using public transit instead of driving reduces carbon emissions by 45%

[朔州市] 时间：2025-11-19 06:36:43 来源：Eternal Ideas Development 作者：嘉峪关市点击：171次

Researchers calculated that using public transit instead of driving reduces carbon emissions by 45%

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