CBS News compiles in a photo slideshow of dating site OkCupid's list of the top 10 cities with the highest percentage of "casual sex seekers."
Rounding out the top five promiscuous cities includes Portland, Seattle, and San Francisco, three of the most "green" cities in the nation.
As CBS.com puts it (in this admittedly unscientific and lightweight study):
"Ow, Portland! You're not only known for being the most eco-conscious, you're also the most promiscuous city..."
Read the full story: Top 10 most promiscuous cities in the U.S.
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Raised interest rates may kill financially vulnerable construction projects
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