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Is there any validity to this statement? If this is statement is true and it could take the planet “at least five million years” to repair itself, then how can we justify continuing the present status quo?

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Is there any validity to this statement? If this is statement is true and it could take the planet “at least five million years” to repair itself, then how can we justify continuing the present status quo?

Post a reply or start a new thread and let us know what you think.]]> http://www.ecoopinion.com/answers/showthread.php?tid=1 Sun, 09 Nov 2008 03:55:28 -0700 Eco_Admin http://www.ecoopinion.com/answers/showthread.php?tid=1 www.telsamotors.com, this "100% eclectic" car is a "256 MPG equivalent", that goes "220 miles per charge" having an acceleration rate of "0 to 60 mph in 3.9 seconds". If you want to find out more, you should visit their website. This revolutionary electric car just goes to show that there is no need for Gas Car's in the early 21st century.


(Image from www.telsamotors.com.)

What do you think about the future of electric cars? Do you think they will become intergraded in the auto market in the next decade? What do you think will become the dominate form of sustainable transportation? Will the electric car, hydrogen car, or biofuel car become the mainstream alternative to the gasoline car in the next 10 to 20 years? Post a response by selecting reply, or start a new thread for your own discussion.]]> www.telsamotors.com, this "100% eclectic" car is a "256 MPG equivalent", that goes "220 miles per charge" having an acceleration rate of "0 to 60 mph in 3.9 seconds". If you want to find out more, you should visit their website. This revolutionary electric car just goes to show that there is no need for Gas Car's in the early 21st century.


(Image from www.telsamotors.com.)

What do you think about the future of electric cars? Do you think they will become intergraded in the auto market in the next decade? What do you think will become the dominate form of sustainable transportation? Will the electric car, hydrogen car, or biofuel car become the mainstream alternative to the gasoline car in the next 10 to 20 years? Post a response by selecting reply, or start a new thread for your own discussion.]]>