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Cruising Toward Enslavement

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By Steven Goldsmith Verified
| Brownstone Institute
Recently, I rented a 2026 Toyota RAV4 hybrid. A more spacious car than I needed but perfect for those who fantasize helming a yacht from a captain’s chair along intercostal waterways; and for those who require the instrumentation of their dashboards to be only slightly more complex than consoles in 747 cockpits. As for me, I prefer my 2004 Toyota Corolla, termed by its regular mechanic as “the tank” because of its durability and seeming indestructibility.
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Oversalting your sidewalk or driveway harms local streams and potentially even your drinking water

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By Steven Goldsmith Verified, Gaby Clark Verified, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Phys.org Verified
Credit: Unsplash/CC0 Public Domain Snow has returned to the Philadelphia region, and along with it the white residues on streets and sidewalks that result from the over-application of deicers such as sodium chloride, or rock salt, as well as more modern salt alternatives. As an environmental scientist who studies water pollution, I know that much of the excess salt flows into storm drains and ultimately into area streams and rivers.
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Oversalting your sidewalk or driveway harms local streams and potentially even your drinking water – 3 tips to deice responsibly

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By Steven Goldsmith Verified
| Inkl
Conservation organizations recommend using one 12-ounce coffee mug of deicer for every 10 sidewalk squares. Joe Lamberti/Getty Images News via Getty Images Snow has returned to the Philadelphia region, and along with it the white residues on streets and sidewalks that result from the over-application of deicers such as sodium chloride, or rock salt, as well as more modern salt alternatives.
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