Holy hybrid vehicle systems! For it's no secret electric and hybrid cars are popular with consumers. But what if small business owners could turn their current vehicle — even a commercial van or truck — into a hybrid? Researchers at Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey have developed a new kind of plug-in hybrid system... Continue Reading →
Surfrider Foundation Drilling Threatens Coastal Safety
Protecting the Oceans: Surfrider Foundation's Fight Against Offshore Drilling The Surfrider Foundation is a non-profit grassroots organization that has been fighting to protect the world's oceans, waves, and beaches for over 35 years. With over 250,000 members and supporters, including 25 local chapters from Maine to Florida, the Surfrider Foundation is dedicated to the protection... Continue Reading →
Green Actress running LA Marathon for Project Save Our Surf
Tanna Fredrick is a green actress; moreover, she is running the LA Marathon to raise funds for her non-profit, Project Save Our Surf. This, in fact, is a wonderful organization that not only provides underprivileged and functional needs children with memorable camp experiences, but it also fosters personal growth and development through outdoor activities. Notably,... Continue Reading →
Prius Drive v Hybrid Electric Car Redux Sits Well with Customers
All About the Hybrid Synergy Drive The Prius v, considered the minivan or larger Prius seems to be picking up steam in customer acceptance. As a SULEV with Tier2 Bin3 emissions standards. For it still includes a nickel-metal hydride battery pack. This is still the same as in the Prius liftback. However these have a... Continue Reading →
AMHQ WITH SAM CHAMPION” HOST SAM CHAMPION INTERVIEWS CAPTAIN MOORE AND HIS RESEARCH TEAM THAT DISCOVERED THE “PLASTIC ISLAND”
The Weather Channel's "AMHQ with Sam Champion" host Sam Champion interviews Captain Moore via satellite phone regarding the “Plastic Island” the size of Texas found in Eastern Pacific. The garbage patch made up of plastic, netting and discarded waste. So the plastic island is serious. Among the points discussed, the “Plastic Island” has grown to... Continue Reading →

