Yesterday, AutoblogGreen revisited a few evergreen ecological debates. Is it better to throw things away and start over with new, cleaner technology (Ford's lightbulbs)? Does new technology carry with it too much damaging R&R waste to make it worthwhile (Hummer vs. Prius)? Should cops be riding around on stand-up tricycle (the T3)? Ok, that last one isn't commonly debated in green circles. But if more police started using the 25mph Segway-ish trikes, maybe someday it will.
- Oh, so a Hummer is NOT greener a Prius
- Volvo will end production of bio/natural gas vehicles
- AutoblogGreen content being swiped
- DOE proposes to delay energy bill's 2010 alternative fuel deadline 20 years
- T3 personal mobility stand-up trike suited for police patrols
- Ford employees see the light, asked to change light bulbs at home
- Ford to add PZEV badge to California vehicles
- Toyota says no to diesel electric hybrids
- Mercury Mariner hybrid given "Motorist's Choice Award"
- DCX reports on fuel cell progress
- Sales of hybrids drop in September, sort of
- Nissan's big trucks go flex-fuel capable
- Test drive a hydrogen fuel cell Hyundai in California
- OPEC cuts output, OPEC doesn't cut output. Rumors abound, oil prices on the rise
- Khosla writes about his big bet on biofuels
