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It is true that no one wants to spend the hard earned money unnecessarily. The rising price of gasoline was hurting both my pocket and my feelings as I own a big SUV which was consuming quite a lot of fuel. Due to this I had to give up many of my favorite activities like going to the club which is at a distance for which I have to drive for nearly half an hour.

As you know, gas prices go up every day. Many years ago we could buy a gallon of gasoline for only $1. And how much does it cost now? More than $4 per gallon. That's why so many people have been looking for a way to increase gas mileage and save money. And finally, inventors have found a solution of this problem.

With the recent increase in fuel price, it has become absolutely necessary for everyone to get an alternative source of fuel that may be complemented with gasoline and diesel in order to decrease the amount of money spent on fueling our cars. As we speak, there is a new technology that can help us to solve that problem. Before you say: "Yeah another costly alternative", read this run your car on water review.

Run your car on water is a technology which helps car owners spend a lot less on fuel by adapting the water fuel technology which allows to increase gas mileage. This is done by harnessing the electricity in your battery to split the water molecules and thus cause your car to run on hydrogen.

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Need proof that environmentalists have a sense of humor? Well, look no further. The evidence is right here. However, to make an impact, we need knowledge AND action.

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Climate change skeptics have outdone themselves. Again.

This time, it's called "Carbon Belch Day".

Fuel prices may vary from station to station. But, there is a way of knowing which gas station is selling gas cheapest (other than, of course, roaming through the whole town). So, before you hit the road to fill in your tank, follow these steps to learn how to find the best gas deal in your town.

An article about the release of Toyota’s plug in Hybrid scheduled for release in 2010: “It’s no secret Toyota’s been working on a plug-in hybrid to compete against the forthcoming Chevrolet Volt, but Wednesday’s announcement sets a firm deadline and makes it clear Toyota has no plans of ceding the green mantle to General Motors. It also underscores how quickly the race to build a viable mass-market electric car is heating up.”

Huffington Post, a leader in progressive online media, has launched a major green channel. Expect to see big things.

Diesel used to be cheaper than gas (petrol) in the U.S., but now it’s more expensive. Matthew L. Wald of the New York Times analyzes and explains why diesel’s price is rising in the article “So You Think Gas Costs A Lot?“. This and two other articles on diesel are discussed, and the advantages of high mpg turbodiesel cars are contrasted with some environmental concerns and the rising cost of diesel fuel.

Honda Motor Company announced it will launch a new hybrid car low-cost market in Japan, North America and Europe at the beginning of 2009, aiming to overcome the Toyota race car production environment.

Damage from invasive species already costs the world more than $1.4 trillion annually. But now a new report says that biofuel crops could also become invasive species -- and that the risk needs to be evaluated before these crops are planted.

Learn more at http://www.nature.org/initiatives/invasivespecies/strategies/art24885.html

Green & sustainable news stories and summaries for mid-May 2008, covering consumer products, industrial design, business, and marketing.

Denise Hamler, director of Co-Op America's green business programs, explains how the world of green business has grown.