May 13th, 2008
Why Plug in When you can Swap out?
pull in … and pull your battery out
This is a strange new service, but it does add one more (headache-inducing) consideration to the list of things for U.S. citizens to think about when choosing their new car.
Starting today and running through September 30, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection is challenging commuters to carpool or ride the bus.
This summer, Canadians should expect to pay around $1.49 per litre at the pumps.
To prove that point further, the results of a five-year study published by the Union of Concerned Scientists on Wednesday says 889 of the staff scientists working for the EPA (56% of respondents) were unduly pressured to skew their findings to fit political objectives.
In a surprise move, the Bush Administration is placing restrictions on fuel economy. My only question is … what could possibly be their motivation?
Pickens’ $10 Billion wind farm would create the power of two nuclear power plants.
Which leads us to our 2008 Eco-Friendly Driver Earth Day Challenge
They may find the benefits for hybrid drivers are still justified by the impact on air quality, etc.
Hybrid drivers who’ve been parking in Los Angeles for free may find that privilege phased out during 2008, and stopped immediately if one council-member gets his way.
Because cars can be tree huggers too!
Written by Hilary Evans [email] for b5media.
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