Cars are one of the top top contributors to global warming pollution and other pollution in the world, and especially in the U.S. As I’ve written on here repeatedly, one of the best ways to help the environment is to get out of your car (or sell it) and use your two feet, bike, or transit for transportation more. Here’s a nice infographic on the environmental impacts of cars to reinforce the point.
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Nice work. i was wondering if there is an infographic on the UK environment.
not that i know of
It was incredible to see the comparison of the different countries and how their use of automobiles effected the environment. If you want to learn more information on how to go green check out http://www.everblue.edu.
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