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New York is a prime example of this pattern. The densest and most transit-friendly neighborhoods near the city center run deep green, with some of the lowest emissions per household nationwide. https://t.co/qCEgqqYpPa https://t.co/Cm4JHpPD51 — PolitiTweet.org

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Households in denser neighborhoods close to city centers tend to produce fewer greenhouse gases, on average, than those in the suburbs and exurbs. These residents typically drive less and live in smaller spaces that use less energy to heat and cool. https://t.co/qCEgqqYpPa https://t.co/K5qOTJe67M — PolitiTweet.org

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But in more distant suburbs and exurbs, average emissions per household can be two to three times as high, with some of the largest climate footprints in the nation. https://t.co/qCEgqqYpPa https://t.co/0T9RFthqYA — PolitiTweet.org

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