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From the page: "At last week's LA Auto Show, Ford showed of it's 2011 Mustang that boasts and impressive 305-horsepower, 30-miles-per-gallon V6 engine as its entry level offering. The 3.7-liter engine coupled with a new six-speed automatic transmission and redesigned air-intake system is estimating the 30 MPG performance on highways."

From the page: "With the popularity of organic dairy and beef products on the rise in the last few years, it is important for the American people to be aware of what organic really means, and what it does not."

From the page: "Earlier this morning, we wrote about GM's announcement that engineers developing the 2011 Chevrolet Volt have partnered with the National Federation of the Blind to figure out "a safe level of sound" from the company's first extended-range electric vehicle.

Our subsequent interview with Tony Posawatz, vehicle line director for the 2011 Volt extended-range electric car, helped us understand some details of the Volt's Pedestrian-Friendly Alert System that we hadn't known.

Drivers to sound the alert

For one thing, the system will be driver actuated, rather than automatically producing sound at neighborhood speeds. Drivers will trigger it just like the "flash-to-pass" function now built into many turn-signal/light-switch combination levers."

From the page: "The 2009 State Energy Efficiency Scorecard, ACEEE�s third edition of its annual state-by-state ranking on the adoption and implementation of energy efficiency policies, indicates that the vast majority of states most-lacking in energy efficiency policy guidance are also so-called �oeRed States”, as measured by their choice in the 2008 presidential election. The only state not in the top 11 that voted for Barack Obama in 2008 is West Virginia."

From the page: "Here's something you don't hear about every day: Solar-powered, air conditioning window blinds. Yep, you read that right. Scroll down for more ..."

From the page: "Connecting South Brisbane and the city center, it's expected about 36,000 people will use the new Kurilpa Bridge every week to walk or bike across the Brisbane River. A must have as 1,500 people move into South East Queensland every week! Brisbane is in fact the fastest growing urban region in Australia. "

From the page: "Will your parking lot look like this in 10 years?"

From the page: "According to Korean tire manufacturer Kumho, our future may be filled with SUVs after all. Unlike yesteryear's gas-guzzling behemoths, though, tomorrow's multi-purpose vehicles will be fully electric and powered by lithium ion battery packs. Being a tire company, it comes as little surprise that Kumho's Fortis concept SUV would feature body panels molded from recycled rubber for that extra eco-friendly twist. Other interesting exterior bits are the front light clusters that were inspired by Korean glass sculptures."