Green News Roundup: Thursday, December 29th, 2011
Have you figured out your New Years resolution yet? Me neither, though I am sure it will have something to do with working harder and losing weight (so cliche.) On that note, I present you with my morning news roundup! Some of today’s highlights include the slow-but-steady Prius Cup, Americans would rather pay higher tolls than gas taxes, and Japanese gas stations start adding EV chargers.
Prius Cup Goes For MPG, Not MPH [Auto Week]
American Consumers Not Sold On Natural Gas? [Wheels 24]
Americans Would Rather Pay Higher Tolls Than Gas Taxes [Autoblog Green]
“Smarter Cities” Could Reduce Commuting Time By 15% [Green Car Congress]
Japanese Gas Stations Start Offering EV Charging [Carscoop]
Pollution Glue To Clean Up London’s Air? [CleanTechnica]
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Christopher DeMorro A writer and gearhead who loves all things automotive, from hybrids to HEMIs, Chris can be found wrenching or writing- or esle, he's running, because he's one of those crazy people who gets enjoyment from running insane distances.
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