I like this guy, Bryce Tache. He makes predictions, and he’s obviously a person of conscience. Whether he’s right or not remains to be seen. A few comments.
Tag: energy and transportation
Seattle Tops List of Sustainable Cities
Here’s an article that lays out exactly why Seattle is named as the most sustainable city in the U.S. There are numerous ingredients that go into this calculation, but among them, of course, are energy and transportation. From the article: …
Smart Grid and Electric Vehicles Fit Together Hand In Glove
Here’s a wonderful article that explains how smart grid and the adoption of electric vehicles really depend upon one another. Like so many of the other things we cover here on a daily basis, the question isn’t “Are we going …
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Fuel Economy Standards – Getting Trickier As the Years Go By
Those of us old enough to remember can recall the day when cars sold in the U.S. – even new cars — didn’t require seat belts. And the debate here was fierce; public safety advocates had their reports detailing how …
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