Here’s a short video featuring the Chevy Volt, the electric car GM is developing. Is electricity the transportation fuel of the future? The Volt’s lithium battery will go 40 miles on a 6-8-hour charge, and an on-board generator adds another 300 miles to the Volt’s range. The Volt’s per mile cost is 1-2 cents, versus 10-12 cents for a gasoline-powered car. The Volt’s sticker price hasn’t been announced, but is expected to exceed $40,000 initially.

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Wind Power: Environment’s Gift By City Tech Blogger Eusebe Pierre Louis
Wind power is one of the greatest renewable ways of producing electricity as no toxic emissions are generated, it does not attach to global warming, and is one of the most obtainable sources of sustainable energy. Also, hypothetically it is a limitless source of energy. In adequately windy