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AutoblogGreen for 04.10.07
Hear ye, hear ye, hear ye. Listen now to the tale of Yesterday on AutoblogGreen, in which we test out the 2007 Nissan Altima Hybrid (full review here) and herald the forthcoming epic battle battle in Washington, D.C. now that the
- In the AutoblogGreen Garage: 2007 Nissan Altima Hybrid
- Popular Mechanics drives the Hybrid Technologies L1X-75 roadster
- Supreme Court's CO2 emissions decision sets the stage for political fight
- Video coverage on green technology at the New York Autoshow
- Subaru unveils new All-Wheel Drive Tribeca at NY Auto Show
- Another take on General Motors "Green" communications efforts
- Zipcar has largest service launch in Vancouver, BC
- Biofuel powered E85 Viper to attempt world speed record
- $3 Gasoline driving more people to seek out E85 pumps
- Saving money and emissions in London with 1000 Berlingo Dual Fuel Citroën conversions
- ZipCar gaining popularity in Ann Arbor
- Newsweek: "Save the Planet-Or Else"
- Grupo Cegasa leads fifteen companies to improve hydrogen fuel-cells
- Ecotality begins hydrogen fuel-cell ECObus tour of Arizona
- University of Michigan to host Alternative Fuel Cars forum
- Toyota Hybrid X, Smart Fortwo top Yahoo's list of Most Popular Concept Cars
- Video: Hydrogen fuel cell powered "jet" takes flight
- Hybrid buses with ultra-capacitors roll out in California
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THOMAS 7:18AM (4/10/2007)
The Supreme Court did not "grant' the EPA the right to regulate carbon dioxide; it said the EPA has a responsibility to do so, and it had been negligent in its duty. There is a big sifference here. To say they "granted" the EPA the "right" sounds like the EPA (aka the Bush Administration) asked for the ability to do it. The reality is the have yet again ignored their responibilities to the American people in in favor of corporate interests.
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Gale 10:40AM (4/10/2007)
Wow - 32 mpg in real world driving conditions for a sedan of that size is impressive.
My only beef with the Altima HEV is the electronic steering is light and the trunk is about 60% the size of the regular Altima. Otherwise it's a car I could gladly own if I didn't live in one of the 42 non-green states.
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