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January 29, 2022

It’s Electric! Pre-Owned EV’s for Sale

If you have tried to find a great pre-owned electric vehicle to purchase, the odds are against you. Why? Because most used EV’s go to family and friends. Yet we have found ways to locate the remaining few!As one of the oldest automotive firms in the world, Auto Archives connections are all over the planet and truthfully, there are not a whole lot of qualified folks to talk about EV’s let along pre-owned and which are the best to buy.That is about to change as Auto Archives teams with the best of

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January 26, 2022

Boost Your Climate Vocabulary Confidence

By Alfred Robert Hogan As former US schoolteacher Etta Place archly explained to famed bank and train robbers Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, who had fled the Wild West into Spanish-language Bolivia circa 1898, yet remained shaky in their grasp of that second language: “Your line of work requires a specialized vocabulary.” And so it goes with we climate activists, who need to both readily understand and be able to easily convey aspects of the No. 1 climate crisis we face in our daily convers

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December 24, 2021

Green $1M Giveaway!

What a way to start the day and 2022 with funding! In the video, Felix Kramer and Betsy Rosenberg paint a pretty picture based on the past for a great future! Happy Holidays!Go to Active Allies for details and read of the great work by Felix Kramer, his wife and team! Show break down; 01:08 – CalCars Squared activeallies.org/calcars-squared 06:33 – Pivot to climate; plug-ins as a beacon 07:58 CalCars Squared: convert half a billion cars 09:40 Betsy: Green Media’s time has come 10:40 Drawdown

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December 15, 2021

History of EVs—Part One of Two: Clean, Quiet Electric Cars Pre-date Filthy Fossil Fuel Ones

Image courtesy MadeUpInBritain.ukThomas Parker (at center) in his invention the electric car in England, with two colleagues.By Alfred Robert Hogan[This article is adapted and excerpted from Hogan’s forthcoming in-depth biography of Greta Thunberg and the No. 1 climate crisis underlying science.] Elon Musk did not, of course, invent the electric car. But in the early 21st century, his futuristic Teslas have done much to revitalize interest in a green transportation mode that actually dates back

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December 13, 2021

Live from Rehoboth Beach, $$$ for E!

Here at The Biden’s retreat in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware USA with great Green news and opportunities for all and brought to you live on location!Stay tuned and here is the link from the other Biden House

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December 10, 2021

Water Scarcity: An Emerging Climate Issue Even In UK

Ogden Reservoir (Rossendale, Lancashire, England UK) in drought in 2003 (photo credit: Steve Johnson)By Alfred Robert Hogan Worldwide, some 4 billion of the planet’s 7.8 billion people endure water scarcity for at least one month per year. One-half billion people already suffer water scarcity year-round. For now, those living in “more developed” countries such as the United Kingdom, site of the 2021 UN COP 26 in Glasgow, Scotland, are not yet among those hardest-hit by water scarcity. But that

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December 8, 2021

Climate Activists Fight Highway Projects

Outside the Chinese capital of Beijing in August 2010, this 100-kilometer-long epic traffic jam (seen in part in this photo) lasted for 12 days.Photo courtesy urban planner Gil Meslin via TwitterThe 14 lanes of Toronto’s Highway 401 in Canada’s largest city fill up in rush hour circa 2018.By Alfred Robert Hogan In the 1989 classic film “Field of Dreams,” a mystical dream voice repeatedly tells an Iowa farmer, “If you build it, they will come.” The farmer indeed does build the baseball diamond, a

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December 7, 2021

Irish Vegan Baron Near Dublin ‘Rewilds’ Much of His Estate to Aid Climate Crisis

Photo courtesy Randal PlunkettRandall Plunckett poses in front of his home, Dunsany Castle, near Dublin.By Alfred Robert Hogan Lord Randal Plunkett, the 21st Baron of Dunsany, is not your stereotypical noble. The Irish former steak-eating, heavy metal music-loving bodybuilder inherited his 11th-century, 650-hectare estate in County Meath, some 30 kilometers northwest of Dublin, just before turning 30, upon the 2011 death of his father. In the intervening decade, Plunkett became a strict vegan in

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December 5, 2021

Melissa Jiménez Gómez-Tagle: Climate Scientist-Activist-Journalist

Photos Courtesy Melissa Jimenez Gomez-Tagle At the UN COP 26 “Action Hub,” Melissa Jimenez Gomez-Tagle displayed a yellow-and-black banner reading “WITHOUT ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, THERE IS NO SOCIAL JUSTICE,” on Friday 5 November, in solidarity with the FFF outdoors protest in Glasgow that day, which was led by Greta Thunberg. “Ms. Mel” placed the XR protest banner on the carpet in front of a UN sign, but it was soon removed.By Alfred Robert Hogan Melissa “Mel” Jimenez Gomez-Tagle has learned to

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December 4, 2021

College in Vermont Sets Green Pace

Sterling College in “Green Mountain State” Provided Example/By Declaring Climate Emergency, Taking Other Steps/But Most Other Higher Education Institutions Still Lag Far BehindPhoto courtesy Sterling College (VT)Each Wednesday, Sterling College students and faculty gather for a Community Meeting circle, as they did outside on this early-autumn day.By Alfred Robert Hogan Fourteen young climate activists asked in writing for United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres to declare a planet-wid

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December 1, 2021

It’s a Bird, a Plane, it’s an E-Renault!

The aircraft is the first product from TheArsenale’s Road to Air division, where the company’s CEO and founder Patrice Meignan envisions the future transport network to be in the sky. Buy one or choose from many here https://greentv.com/shop
“I have dedicated my life to the passion for mobility, and I continually explore all aspects of the moving world,” Meignan said. “After 25 years of forward-looking research, we believe that the icons of car culture are eternal, whether on earth or in th

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