‘Green’ construction
March 5, 2007
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“Reclaimed wood siding, recycled sunflower seed countertops and bamboo flooring are materials you might expect to find in homes that did green construction in Seattle
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“Reclaimed wood siding, recycled sunflower seed countertops and bamboo flooring are materials you might expect to find in homes that did green construction in Seattle
Source: The Barbados Advocate
Web Posted – Mon Mar 05 2007
By Nicholas Cox
I ONLY recently learned that electric cars were popular early in the last century, outselling vehicles with internal combustion engines during that time period, and boasting greater energy efficiency.
Unfortunately, these electric cars, officially called battery electric vehicles (BEVs), became obsolete after the electric starter was introduced in favour of internal combustion engines. My interest in BEVs was piqued last week because of a headline on television describing an electric car with better performance than a Ferrari or a Porsche.
The story featured the Tesla Roadster, a 100 per cent electric vehicle, which can reach 0 to 60 in about four seconds, and uses the equivalent of 135 miles per gallon, with 250 miles per charge. When it was over, all I could think was I want one!
