Matute on Carbon Footprint of Electric Scooters
Compared to walking, biking or taking a bus, scooters are not as eco-friendly as they may seem, researchers find.
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Compared to walking, biking or taking a bus, scooters are not as eco-friendly as they may seem, researchers find.
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