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Cars and Global Warming: 9 Noteworthy Tweets on Electric Cars Worsening the Environment

Cars and Global Warming: 9 Noteworthy Tweets on Electric Cars Worsening the Environment
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By    |   Tuesday, 17 March 2015 09:48 AM EDT

While some people may believe electric cars could potentially produce lower global warming emissions and cost less in fuel, others are convinced these cars do more damage than good.

Here are nine noteworthy tweets on electric cars worsening the environment:

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While some people may believe electric cars could potentially produce lower global warming emissions and cost less in fuel, others are convinced these cars do more damage than good.
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