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From 1990 to 2022, average new vehicle weight increased by 26% due to SUV market share growth. During the same period, horsepower increased by 92%, and acceleration improved by 34% (i.e., 0-60 mph times dropped).

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LCLUC SYNTHESIS: Forested Land Cover and Land Use Change in the Far East of the Northern Eurasia Under the Combined Drivers of Climate and Socio-Economic Transformation

Jun 1, 2012 -
Jan 5, 2015
This multi-institutional, 3-year NASA-funded project seeks to understand how human-driven disturbances related to use of forest resources, combined with natural disturbances, have created the landscap...
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