Researchers calculated that using public transit instead of driving reduces carbon emissions by 45%
Researchers calculated that using public transit instead of driving reduces carbon emissions by 45%
Art museum acquires rare painting by 19th century artist for its permanent collectionLocal bakery wins national award for best artisanal bread in regional competition
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Weather agency predicts above average rainfall for summer months in coastal regionsUniversity offers new degree program in renewable energy engineering
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