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An Australian tycoon puts up impressive numbers in his Tesla Roadster. Read full post »
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Should you worry about what your bike helmet is made of? Read full post »
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(Photo: Brian Clark Howard) Other writers ponder questions like the meaning of life, but what I've been wondering about lately is this: Why it is that people who drive Hummers and other big-ass SUVs always drive slower over those little spe Read full post »
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The energy department has begun to dole out $25 billion in loans designated for the development of fuel-efficient vehicles. ... Read full post »
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The man behind some of the most iconic sports cars of recent vintage has gone green. Read full post »
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A tire retailer puts LRR green tires from various manufacturers to the test. Read full post »
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Enjoy the start of a public transit trip at unusual bus stops around the world. Read full post »
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The Society of Automotive Engineers and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory are recommending that the EPA come up with two different ratings for plug-in vehicles: miles per gallon and electricity per mile. ... Read full post »
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We should use a stimulus plan to get more electric cars. Read full post »
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