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Posted: Apr 14, 2011 6:31 PM CDT
Updated: Apr 14, 2011 6:31 PM CDT
CORPUS CHRISTI - ( Kiii News) - Top utility officials in Corpus Christi say the city is going green by using more and more compressed natural gas to operate city vehicles, and now that's also true with the postal service in the city.
Today at the Portairs Station Post Office, the City's postmaster general touted a recent partnership with the city gas department that's resulted in many postal service vehicles using compressed natural gas, or CNG, and it is an abundant fuel. They say there's more natural gas in the U.S. than there is oil in Saudi Arabia.
Buck
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Please put natural gas car posts in the energy issues category
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