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International Women’s Day aggravates Russia’s carbon footprint

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Typically, International Women's Day is for lavishing ladies with loving recognition. It's an especially big deal in Russia. But leading up to the March 8 holiday, some Russian environmentalists have been discouraging consumers from going too crazy with the bouquets. They say that cultivating some of those pretty flowers and transporting them way over to Russia…

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