California: Beyond cars?
By T. Turrentine | September 1, 2014
Despite—or because of—California’s vaunted love affair with the automobile, the state could become a leader in the development of new, climate change–friendly transport. Electric cars, hybrid vehicles, plug-in electric hybrids, robotic cars, vehicles powered by natural gas or other fuels, car sharing, bike sharing, and the matching of unused vehicle space with potential passengers are just some of the ideas on the near horizon in the Golden State.
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Issue: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Volume 70 Issue 5
Keywords: EV, Zero Emission Vehicles, automobiles, electric vehicles, hybrid, plug-in, transportation
Topics: Climate Change
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