Newslettercommons.wikimedia.org How idling your vehicle - even for just a few seconds - contributes to climate change While many of us are accustomed to idling our cars while we wait as a train passes by, in line at the end of a school day or in the morning to warm up our vehicles, the habit creates more smog and greenhouse gases than we might think.
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