Carbon Dioxide Emitted From Cars
Jan 30, 2008,
Carbon dioxide emitted from cars is a known leading cause of global warming - and city gridlock is another.
In 1996, drivers in Los Angeles and New York City alone wasted 600 million gallons of gas sitting in traffic, which resulted in about 7.5 million tons of carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere.If You Liked This Article, You May Also Like...
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