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Decarbonizing cities and transportation to tackle climate change
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The 21 Most Polluted Cities in the U.S.
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California Companies Secure $700 Million for Cement Decarbonization
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Tesla Solar Roof vs Solar Panels: Which is Worth It?
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US coastal cities face higher 2050 flood risk because they are sinking
"Sea levels are rising faster than expected in coastal cities in the US, largely due to land sinking as a result of the extraction of underground water and fossil fuels."
Climate Finance Is Targeting the Wrong Industries
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