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environmentally speaking, why are some places GREENER than others?

why are some geographical areas seemingly more &#8216;green&#8217; than others?
here in the states, many of the &#8216;good ideas&#8217; discussed here on YA are already being implemented in places like washington, oregon, minnesota&#8230; but you seldom see any mention of interest in many of the other parts of [...]]]></description>
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