According to TreeHugger, ” a Ford representative is saying that they are “going to be aggressive rolling [stop-start] out”. As we have seen previously, such innovation enable cars to stop automatically their engines when not moving.
Such a simple system could cut the oil consumption by ten percent for urban driving while only costing around $300 or 300€. The payback period for drivers would be a bit more than a year, making it a very profitable investment.
In a time of peak oil, climate change and raising air pollution concerns, start-stop systems should be mandatory on ALL cars of ALL brands everywhere. Let’s hope this will happen soon.
While vested interests are still denying the warming role in our atmosphere of carbon dioxide, 
For the past weeks I have collected quite an impressive amount of articles on 
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While having a look at the New York Times’ homepage, I came across an article that caught my attention, 
It is that time of the month again : here is my selection of the most interesting and note-worthy news of September in the climate, energy and sustainability spheres. Each of them could have been the subject of an article.
If you think air pollution is just a topic for daydreamers, leftists and treehuggers, please do read on. To the 
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Here are some bad news I read last week : deforestation in Brazil is increasing again. For the past years, it had been decreasing steadily, reaching
