Seven years ago, Mike Moore, who had spent his career repairing cars, decided he would like to own an electric car. So he decided he would convert a regular, gasoline-powered vehicle to electric power. How to go about it? “It … Continued
To follow up our blog photo of last week( where we showed a pic of a ton of CO2), here is a schematic of projected world CO2 production by region by Millions of metric tonnes. The projected growth of China … Continued
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Here’s another entry in the ever burgeoning electric car market. A Croatian company, Dok-Ing is working on their model the XD.Here’s the link to the XD marketing site Here are some stats on this concept car: -The initial cost is … Continued
The following article just shows how we are all forced to read multiple sources on any given news story these days. We all know Fox and MSNBC are both horribly slanted in opposite directions. We also know CSPAN is pretty … Continued
We were shocked and disappointed to hear of President Obama’s suggestion that previously closed oil lease territories be opened along the USA east coast and parts of the eastern Gulf Coast near Florida, Selections from the President’s speech as follows: … Continued
The Obama administration unveiled final rules Thursday that set a 35.5 mpg average for the U.S. auto industry by 2016, which the government said would cut fuel use 40%. While the rules will cost the industry $52 billion to meet, … Continued
We are always interested in the transition that we hope will continue to brighten in the near future away from solely oil and gas powered transportation and toward more alternative means of transport of which electrical power should be a … Continued
The interesting thing about the Green movement is that few stones are left unturned in discussions about how to become Green. We saw a NY Post article(3-29-10 Lean, Green Sex Machine) that asks, “How to go eco in bed?”and speaks … Continued
This is an editorial from the Orlando Sentinel 3-24-10 “Time to renegotiate with US Sugar” The country’s largest subtropical wilderness appears certain to die without a major effort to restore it. Which is why we backed the agreement between Washington … Continued
