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The creation of the Canada Center for Electric Vehicles in Canada is the first start in a long process. For more info type in Electric
In 2005, then-leader of the Conservative Party, David Cameron, made a bold pledge. That’s to take strong action on the environment. He promised to make
Talk about Levels! Current levels of the greenhouse gases carbon dioxide (CO2) and methane in the atmosphere are higher now. I mean than at any
Why are gasoline prices so high?
Source: US Department of Energy
Even before the storm, gasoline and diesel prices were high as a result of tight crude oil supplies and increased global demand for transportation fuels.
•OPEC production decisions will continue to influence the oil market situation.
•Low surplus production capacity of 2 to 3 million barrels per day, concentrated in Saudi Arabia, weakens the market’s ability to respond to supply disruptions.
•Oil prices likely to remain high at least through 2009. •Many uncertainties could alter the outlook and create volatility in global oil markets.
By: Seth Leitman, The Green Living Guy http://www.greenlivingguy.com
As car companies continue producing SUVs that cannot meet Federal Fuel Standards or reduce emissions that are harmful to our environment, think about some of the statistics and facts from the US Department of Energy and various notable sources.
USDOE states that more than half of the oil we use everyday is imported. This level of dependence on imports (55%) is the highest in our history. They even go on to say that this dependence will increase as we use up domestic resources. Also, as a national security issue, we should all be concerned that the vast majority of the world’s oil reserves are concentrated in the Middle East (65% to 75%), and controlled by the members of the OPEC oil cartel.[1]
