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 [Eco-Chick] Good News Bears: Specifically, 37 percent of Americans thought money and resources should be placed into a breakthrough in fuel efficiency or alternative fuels, while 30 percent wanted the effort placed against an advance in medicine.

[VMVZ News] Americans prefer energy fix to cancer cure: poll: Some 37 percent of respondents to the poll, conducted by the Fairfax County Economic Development Authority in Virginia, said they would rank spending to raise energy efficiency and develop alternative fuel technology a top priority for future investment. That compares with 30 percent who ranked more cash for medical breakthroughs as most important.

 [Gristmill] John McCain and climate change: He's going to have to help Americans come to terms with the fact that they will pay more than other countries, and sacrifice some measure of the unilateral sovereignty Bush convinced them is a transcendent good. Whether it's technology transfer or development aid, the richest and most responsible country on the planet is going to pick up a disproportionate share of the bill.

 [Inane Blabberings] Time to FINISH some good old political bloggery: Increase automotive fuel efficiency and clean energy, as well as invest in clean energy sources. The only barrier point seems to be the use of nuclear fuel. In my view, the cold reality is that those in power (and essentially fund these ...

 [Irregular Times: News Unfit for Print] Environmentalists for Obama Q and A at Ohio State University: That’s why Barack Obama’s proposal to reduce greenhouse gases would call for us to begin making reductions, tangible measurable reductions on a year-by-year basis as soon as Congress passes legislation with a 1% reduction at a minimum each year leading to a 20% reduction by 2020. That would be accompanied by tangible steps to begin reducing gasoline consumption and to begin improving fuel efficiency and to begin increasing the penetration of renewable fuels in the marketplace now.

 [Climate Crisis Coalition - Daily News] Daily News: said China could benefit from importing technology to improve energy efficiency, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and supply cleaner water. But he said that is hindered by high tariffs and other import barriers. ”˜A high priority ...

[blog.xiaogwu.com] Americans prefer energy fix to cancer cure: poll: Some 37 percent of respondents to the poll, conducted by the Fairfax County Economic Development Authority in Virginia, said they would rank spending to raise energy efficiency and develop alternative fuel technology a top priority for future investment. That compares with 30 percent who ranked more cash for medical breakthroughs as most important.

[Online Automotive Review] Don’t Overlook Fuel Economy in Lead Responses: Of course the American consumer has shown a remarkable ability to consume in the face of disaster; and, the vast array of planned technological advances is going to close the gap between vehicles people want and the cost of fuel.

[All Car Info] Ferrari Win British Grand Prix Posted By : RogerMunns: This is an article about our fuel resources in this country, with the 20 million illegal immigrants using a large quantity of our fuel, Lets us assume that only 2 million of the 20 million illegal immigrants are driving vehicles illegally, and using only 20 gallons of fuel a week, that s 40 million gallons of fuel a week of our national resources being stolen from the American people. That s a whooping 160 million gallons of fuel a month, or almost 2 billion gallons a year.

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