Romney ‘You Can’t Drive A Car With A Windmill On It’ Romney is quoted as saying on his presidential campaign trail in Youngstown, Ohio on March 5th, 2012. The Mitt Romney quote was really just part of an attack on president Obama’s commitments to clean energy that reduce U.S. dependence on oil and fight climate [Continue]
Obama uses Occupy issues as bullet points in his state of the Union Address and provides a blue-print to help him possibly win re-election it certainly legitimizes many of the Occupy Movement’s goals even in the eyes of many Occupy skeptics. Not only does Obama’s speech perhaps for the first time undo some of the [Continue]
Image gallery of Climate Change 350 Rally in Brisbane Australia What Climate Change, 350.org, Global Warming and the Climate Crisis is all about: 350 parts per million of carbon in the atmosphere that is where we need to be to stabilize climate change and to keep extreme weather from getting worse. [Continue]
Science News Magazine will have readers months (if not years ahead) when it comes to knowing about breaking news in Science. Science News Magazine is an bi-weekly award-winning science news magazine which covers the most important research in all fields of science and consistently makes EV.com’s annual top ten periodicals list and has become part [Continue]
Several statements in an article published in The Australian (June 10, 2011) featuring the headline “Electric cars may not be so green after all, says British study” and the referenced study itself contain many facts that are highly suspect and incorrect about Electric Cars. According to the article first published in The Australian newspaper, and [Continue]
Editor-In-Chief of EV.com responds to Rush Limbaugh comments about the Chevy Volt and Climate Change. Actually I didn’t want to respond and possibly give Rush Limbaugh any sort of additional publicity for any reason because around here the less said or heard about him constitutes a better way of living. However, when the host of [Continue]
First we had Global Warming as the preferred term to try and explain what was happening as the average atmospheric temperature of the planet had climbed according to a host of independent indicators to show an increase of just over a half of a degree Celsius over the past 160 years. The increasing trend started [Continue]