186 Search Results for "electric car"

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Man creates wind turbine that produces both electricity and drinking water

Access to clean water and electricity is a pressing issue for millions of people worldwide, including 88 million individuals in India.1 The scarcity of clean drinking water is often attributed to factors like dry weather, contaminated groundwater, and resource depletion. In 2020, Madhu Vajrakarur, an electrical engineering student from Andhra Pradesh, India, developed a remarkable […]

Sean Cate

Sean Cate

Freelance Writer

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This tiny hydrogen-fueled car just broke a world record for going the distance

A Leap Forward for Hydrogen-Fueled Cars In the realm of innovative and sustainable vehicles, plug-in electric cars have taken the spotlight in recent years. However, there’s another contender on the horizon that’s been gaining attention: fuel cell electric vehicles powered by hydrogen. These vehicles, which generate electricity internally through hydrogen fuel cells, have faced their […]

Sean Cate

Sean Cate

Freelance Writer

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World’s first flying car: FAA-approved and available for preorder

The future we once thought of as science fiction is now becoming a reality, as Alef Aeronautics announces the world’s first flying car that has been approved by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).1 Priced at $299,999, the Alef Model A opens up new possibilities for travel, combining the convenience of road driving with the freedom […]

Sean Cate

Sean Cate

Freelance Writer

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Electric Hummers Are Selling For More Than $100k Over List Price As Demand Outstrips Supply By Almost 100:1

Electric Hummers seem to be in massive demand. According to multiple reports, the resale value of these EVs is fetching as much as three times its list price. Not surprisingly, the demand for the rugged electric SUV is far outpacing supply.[1] Depending on which model of electric Hummer you purchase, they can start at just […]

Mayukh Saha

Mayukh Saha

Freelance Writer

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California to Ban the Sale of New Gasoline Cars 

We’ve seen a rapid and undeniable environmental shift. Summers in the Pacific Northwest have been hotter and drier than in previous years. Meanwhile, Winters in Texas have seen more rainfall. Many animals, some of whom play a vital role in the function of our ecosystem, have become endangered or extinct. The pollution circulating through our […]

Leah Berenson

Leah Berenson

Freelance Writer

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Detection of electrical signaling between tomato plants raises interesting questions

Do plants talk to each other? After all, other non-human organisms seem to communicate, so why not plants? A couple of scientists have discovered that perhaps some plants do communicate with each other (perhaps being the keyword here). Instead of communicating via sounds, however, they do so by sending electric plant signals back and forth […]

Julie Hambleton

Julie Hambleton

Freelance Writer

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France Will Require Car Ads to Tell People to Walk or Bike Instead

The French are no strangers to adding warning labels to certain products to help better the health of their citizens. Already they have strict labeling and advertising regulations for tobacco products, and junk food has a label telling consumers to cut back on these and eat more fruits and vegetables. Now, France is introducing a […]

Julie Hambleton

Julie Hambleton

Freelance Writer

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Hippy Van Is Back: Volkswagen Re-Releasing Its Electric Version

Do you remember the VW Bus? It is a car synonymous with the 60s, hippies, and really another era. For many people, this vehicle holds a lot of nostalgia. If you are one of those people, you are in luck: The VW Bus is making a sustainable comeback – only this time, it’s going electric. […]

Julie Hambleton

Julie Hambleton

Freelance Writer

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Country Taxes Banks and Energy Companies to Make Trains Free for 4 Months

Around the world, countries are fighting against inflation and increasing prices of basically, well, everything. The Prime Minister of Spain has introduced a new taxing system on banks and energy companies to make trains temporarily free, build thousands of homes, and increase scholarship funds. Traditionally the United States has been very anti-taxes – raising them, […]

Julie Hambleton

Julie Hambleton

Freelance Writer