Things that make you go...Hmmmm?
01-30-2024, 11:57 PM
#27
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Look you ROTOR HEADS.....LOOK I am still around OK............
Yeah an OLD FART then I...so what MMmm!!!!!..
Love Gr8 my 8...
Stuff the ERE or Electric Rotor Enginas... P... O = S hite!
Yeah an OLD FART then I...so what MMmm!!!!!..
Love Gr8 my 8...
Stuff the ERE or Electric Rotor Enginas... P... O = S hite!
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02-14-2024, 02:20 PM
#28
77 cylinders, 4 rotors...
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Volvo, An Early Electric Car Adopter, Cuts Off Funding For Its EV Affiliate
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companies/volvo-an-early-electric-car-adopter-cuts-off-funding-for-its-ev-affiliate/ar-BB1hB2GIVolvo Car said it won’t provide further funding to Polestar, the electric-car maker it created with Volvo’s Chinese owner Geely—the latest EV retrenchment by the global auto industry.Earlier this week, French automaker Renault said it has decided to cancel the initial public offering of its electric-car unit Ampere. Ford, meanwhile, has slashed production of its electric F-150 Lightning, a pickup truck that has generated major buzz since its launch. Rental-car firm Hertz has said it was dumping about one-third of its EV rental car fleet, replacing the cars with gas-engine vehicles.
Also earlier this week, Tesla—the world’s most valuable automaker—warned of notably lower growth this year. Data earlier this year has shown a slowdown in EV sales growth in the U.S., automakers delaying or cutting back on plans and anxiety rising among dealership owners.
02-14-2024, 02:22 PM
#29
77 cylinders, 4 rotors...
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The world’s top carmaker got mocked for rejecting EV hype—not anymore. ‘I want to congratulate Toyota’
https://fortune.com/2024/02/08/toyot...vehicles-hype/Toyota was skeptical of electric vehicles back when that wasn’t fashionable. In October 2022, for instance, then-CEO Akio Toyoda said that EVs “are just going to take longer than the media would like us to believe.” As other big carmakers made bold proclamations about when they would go all electric, Toyota refused to play along, vowing instead to keep offering a wide array of powertrains and letting consumers decide for themselves.
02-14-2024, 02:35 PM
#30
77 cylinders, 4 rotors...
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And in the "Nothing to see here, move on" , department:
https://realclearwire.com/articles/2...___150480.html
Wealthy liberal foundations have been seeking to have influence on media coverage of energy and environmental matters by funding workshops, courses and seminars for journalists focused on climate change – and some of the world’s most elite universities are happy to oblige.
The organization Covering Climate Now is a major driver of climate-related news, reportedly encompassing “More than 500 news and media outlets [that] partner with the organization, which represents an audience of 2 billion people in 57 countries. Its partners include big names like ABC News, CBS News, Reuters, The Boston Globe, The Miami Herald, and The San Francisco Chronicle.”
Since Covering Climate Now and Columbia’s initiative was put in place, ABC, CBS, and Reuters have run a flurry of climate change-focused stories that seem designed to draw in non-climate hawks and amplify their concern about the issue by focusing on subjects of interest to extremely “average” news consumers, such as food, children’s mental health … even Christmas trees.
https://realclearwire.com/articles/2...___150480.html
Wealthy liberal foundations have been seeking to have influence on media coverage of energy and environmental matters by funding workshops, courses and seminars for journalists focused on climate change – and some of the world’s most elite universities are happy to oblige.
The organization Covering Climate Now is a major driver of climate-related news, reportedly encompassing “More than 500 news and media outlets [that] partner with the organization, which represents an audience of 2 billion people in 57 countries. Its partners include big names like ABC News, CBS News, Reuters, The Boston Globe, The Miami Herald, and The San Francisco Chronicle.”
Since Covering Climate Now and Columbia’s initiative was put in place, ABC, CBS, and Reuters have run a flurry of climate change-focused stories that seem designed to draw in non-climate hawks and amplify their concern about the issue by focusing on subjects of interest to extremely “average” news consumers, such as food, children’s mental health … even Christmas trees.
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