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Modern technology provides a better opportunity for people to live easily and conveniently. Using a car is faster than taking a walk or riding a bicycle and tends to be more convenient. People started to change the transport mode from riding a horse to use the train when this modern technology was invented; people change their behaviours to be more...
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... the past 25 years the number of cars has increased about ten times greater than before. Table 1 shows a significant increase of motorized vehicles from 1987 to 2010. There should be a significant amount of carbon dioxide released due to the increase of the number of motorized vehicles within this period. ...
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