Only a week to go till Christmas and Tesla failing seems to be on the wish list of certain journalists, but because their paycheck probably comes in part from fossil fuels, a lump of coal is all they will get for their troubles.
Some of the headlines that we saw this week were so outrageous that they have no place in the mainstream media, a tabloid maybe. This is what we mean:
This is the third publication of what the CleanTechnica team calls #Pravduh About #Tesla. For those who somehow missed it, about 4 months ago, Elon Musk got fed up with so much of the media publishing FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) articles about Tesla, and in some cases outright misinformation, that he got an idea.
This is the second publication of what the CleanTechnica team calls Pravduh About Tesla. For those who somehow missed it, about 4 month ago Elon Musk got fed up with all of the media publishing FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) articles about Tesla, and in some cases outright misinformation. So, he had an idea.
An organization called The Long Now wants you to start thinking about how today’s technology and decisions will create the future for generations to come.
This is an awesome debunking of a pretty horrid Wired article on clean energy (an article I’m glad I didn’t run into before seeing this one). Seriously, I thought more highly of Wired—I hope they’ll see and take the suggestions below. Thanks to Joe Romm (author of the piece below), … [continued]
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