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A Tour of Europe’s First Electric Car Battery Switch Station (Video)
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This is an entry in my series on Denmark's myriad efforts in the climate and clean energy arena, and why they seem to work. I'm trying to find out if Denmark-ifying societies around the world might stop climate change ... Image credit: Better Place
The complaints about electric cars really just boil down to two persistent talking points: a) they're too expensive and b) they limit mobility. There are other gripes, sure, but none that...Read the full story on TreeHugger
This is an entry in my series on Denmark's myriad efforts in the climate and clean energy arena, and why they seem to work. I'm trying to find out if 
This is an entry in my series on Denmark's myriad efforts in the climate and clean energy arena, and why they seem to work. I'm trying to find out if 
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This is an entry in my series on Denmark's myriad efforts in the climate and clean energy arena, and why they seem to work. I'm trying to find out if 
Last weekend I experienced what was for me the greenest music festival so far. And not only because at 
"Central nuclear Marnay sur Seine." Image credit:Flickr, 
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1,254 Electric Kilometers in a Day on the Dutch Highway
A team of intrepid dutch men decided to see how far they could go with a Nissan LEAF electric car over 24 hours by using public fast-charging stations. The video (below) is a very convincing argument in favor of increasing the number of these fast-charging stations; on most days they wouldn't even be needed, but on longer trips, it wouldn't be too inconvenient to stop and have a coffee while the car recharges. And that's why current technology... Soon batteries will have bigger ranges and withstand even faster ch...
