Dotard Trump has spent the entire coronavirus emergency lying about its severity, claiming it’s going to disappear on its own, scapegoating progressives and believing his own lies. The virus is a perceived threat to his power, his fear being that reality will cause voters to turn on him. So instead … [continued]
Recent patent drawings unearthed by Dutch website Auto Visie reveal what is believed to be the next hybrid supercar from Porsche. The new car bears a striking resemblance to the “917 Living Legend” concept car (shown below) that debuted last year — and it looks like it could arrive just in time to help celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Porsche 917’s historic win at the 24 hours of LeMans.
Porsche worldwide sales were only down 5% in the first quarter of 2020, thanks to strong sales in Europe. Numbers in other world markets were far less satisfactory, however.
Volvo Buys into Daimler Fuel Cell Tech for Heavy Trucks, spending $650 million to form new joint venture and reduce its carbon footprint.
Popular culture is filled with iconic cars — some of which have even floated in our imaginations…
Fifty years ago, 20 million Americans (10% of the U.S. population at the time) took to the streets at the first Earth Day to demand a better future. Outraged by polluted air and water, by oil spills and the destruction of nature, these people’s actions changed policies and politics, and sparked the emergence of the modern environmental movement. Within months, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency was created and the Clean Air Act was passed into law with bipartisan support.
Germany set a solar power record last week thanks in part to clear skies as a result of the coronavirus.
Earth Day 2020 has collided with the COVID-19 lockdown, but that hasn’t slowed down conservationist, scientist, and author Jane Goodall.
The latest Outlook report from IRENA claims investing in renewable energy can result in returns of 3 to 8 times.
For a short time, I got uplifted and excited about a study coming out of Los Angeles County and one coming out of Santa Clara County, both with some research roots at Stanford (not too shabby of an academic institution).
