Move over Tesla, the 1970s is here and it wants its legacy back. The headline isn’t wrong; the car above really is the fastest road-legal electric vehicle in the world.
The bank said it now sees oil prices averaging $85 a barrel by 2019, slightly higher than its prior view and one year ahead of its last assessment in October.
Canadian oil transport giant Enbridge has reached a $177-million settlement with the U.S. Justice Department and Environmental Protection Agency over 2010 oil spills in Marshall and Romeoville, Ill.
U.S. farming and oil lobbies have spent over a decade battling over a government program that requires that renewable fuels are blended with gasoline, but a recent survey showed motorists largely don’t know or care what goes into their gas tanks.
Nat King Cole sang it first. Depeche Mode sang it New-Waviest. According to the lyrics of the famous Bobby Troup-penned song “Route 66,” which turns 70 this year, it was the best highway around, and people could get their kicks on it. But did you know the iconic highway is going green? Read more →
In a little over a decade, if every country around the world keeps every current promise to cut carbon emissions, it’s likely the planet will warm up 1.5 degrees Celsius.
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The fastest road-legal EV car ever is an Enfield from the ’70s
Move over Tesla, the 1970s is here and it wants its legacy back. The headline isn’t wrong; the car above really is the fastest road-legal electric vehicle in the world.
Oil prices set to peak sooner than expected on supply shortage, Barclays says
The bank said it now sees oil prices averaging $85 a barrel by 2019, slightly higher than its prior view and one year ahead of its last assessment in October.
Enbridge hit with a $177M bill for Michigan, Illinois oil spills
Canadian oil transport giant Enbridge has reached a $177-million settlement with the U.S. Justice Department and Environmental Protection Agency over 2010 oil spills in Marshall and Romeoville, Ill.
Tobacco and oil industries used same researchers to sway public
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Poll: When it comes to ethanol, U.S. drivers don’t really care
U.S. farming and oil lobbies have spent over a decade battling over a government program that requires that renewable fuels are blended with gasoline, but a recent survey showed motorists largely don’t know or care what goes into their gas tanks.
Get your EV kicks on Route 66
/in Environment, Over a Barrel Blog mgattenyo, staff /by Fuel Freedom StaffNat King Cole sang it first. Depeche Mode sang it New-Waviest. According to the lyrics of the famous Bobby Troup-penned song “Route 66,” which turns 70 this year, it was the best highway around, and people could get their kicks on it. But did you know the iconic highway is going green? Read more →
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U.S. regulators seem to soften on fuel economy requirements — or did they?
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The world’s climate pledges are not even close to good enough
In a little over a decade, if every country around the world keeps every current promise to cut carbon emissions, it’s likely the planet will warm up 1.5 degrees Celsius.