By Adam Shake •
April 14, 2009
There is a lot of talk within the Electric Vehicle community about the Chevy Volt, but sometimes the headlines can overpower news of other EVs, like the BYD F3DM.
The BYD F3DM is one such case. Made and sold in China, it’s been called a Volt copycat, but it doesn’t seem to have the same following as its American counterpart.
News has recently come out that the BYD makes its own proprietary LiFePO4 battery and can sell the car for a US equivalent of $22,000. Warren Buffett has invested in the company and the potential exists to eventually sell the car in the US.
By Adam Shake •
November 9, 2008
The U.S. Forest Service on Friday announced a new plan to address the problem of climate change.
By Adam Shake •
November 7, 2008
The guys over at Zero South, in conjunction with “Drive Around the World” have created a Biodiesel Monster truck ice crawler for driving to the South Pole.
By Adam Shake •
November 7, 2008
The loss of coral reefs around the world is being blamed on the mass amounts of CO2 in our planets oceans, and the resulting acid that is keeping the reefs and other crustaceans from calcifying.
By Adam Shake •
November 5, 2008
The Oxford University’s Department of Chemistry has discovered a new method of producing methanol from glycerol Waste.
By Adam Shake •
November 5, 2008
At a stop in Terre Haute, Indiana on Saturday, Barack Obama spoke of his support for Alternative Energy, saying that corn based ethanol is not optimal.
By Adam Shake •
November 4, 2008
Monsanto, one of the worlds largest Genetically Modified Organism (G.M.O.) seed companies, is slated to acquire Aly Participacoes Ltda., which operates the Brazilian sugarcane breeding and technology companies, CanaVialis S.A. and Alellyx S.A.
By Adam Shake •
November 3, 2008
Convicted murderer Robert Knowles stands in the morning sunlight, composting food scraps from the chow hall and coffee grounds from the prison Headquarters.
By Adam Shake •
November 3, 2008
While much of the global auto industry continues to shed employees, Ford Motor Co. said Thursday it would call back 1,000 workers to a truck plant in Dearborn, Mich., saying it expected growing consumer demand for its new F-150 pickup truck.
By Adam Shake •
November 1, 2008
The government of Indonesia is preparing to do mass relocation’s of people living on islands considered vulnerable to rising sea levels over the next three decades.