Amazon's glass house
When it comes to carbon emissions, Amazon shouldn't throw stones. Also: ratcheting down tailpipe emissions
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While many of us are still reeling from the sticker shock we received from our energy bills after last year’s extreme winter weather, a new round of rate increases is right around the corner. If you are anything like me, many of you are thinking about those bills as you debate whether to turn up the heat or bundle up.
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Amazon's glass house
When it comes to carbon emissions, Amazon shouldn't throw stones. Also: ratcheting down tailpipe emissions
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