28th July, 2007
Pollution of air and climatic reheating
In the Park of Yellowstone, the reintroduction of the gray wolf (Canis lupus) in 1995 undoubtedly made it possible to delay the effects of the climatic reheating on fauna.
Christopher Wilmers, of the University of California in Berkeley, and his/her South-African colleague Wayne Getz ......
|
26th July, 2007
Toyota, , environmental efficiency and the selfish improvement
Toyota, changing the coaster minor, sold on July 24th.
　With the latest minor change, as the improved N04C Diesel engine is loaded onto the Diesel car, adopting the intercooler equipped electronic control variable slyly type turbocharger and the common rail type fuel injection system. It raised environmental efficiency and to ......
|
24th July, 2007
Spark-free, fuel-efficient engines
In an advance that could help curb global demand for oil, MIT researchers have demonstrated how ordinary spark-ignition automobile engines can, under certain driving conditions, move into a spark-free operating mode that is more fuel-efficient and just as clean.
The mode-switching capability could appear in production models within a few years, ......
|
23rd July, 2007
Toyota starts again after the seism, 55.000 cars late
The Japanese car manufacturer Toyota has announced Monday the recovery partial of his production in Japan, stopped for Thursday because of the violent one seism of July 16, and calculated that this interruption was going to involve a delay of delivery for 55.000 vehicles.
“We decided to start again the ......
|
23rd July, 2007
Opel will leave an electric car from here 2010
Opel for submission to producing from here 2010 an electric car which will call upon the E-Flex system developed by head office GM, announced the owner of General Motors Europe, Peter Forster, on the German site of Car motor und sport. This electric car will be presented at September to ......
|
23rd July, 2007
The research of the vehicles of battery with fuel in China obtained great progress
international Forum on the hydrogen energy of China for 2007” enclosed on July 22 with Shanghai, that China obtained great progress in the research of the vehicles of battery with fuels and that it already developed coaches, cars and bicycles of battery with fuels, whose China has the autonomous intellectual ......
|
23rd July, 2007
The safety of the children in the car
Major cause of death of young people, the failures with the security instructions for the momentary children can prove to be fatal. You point out the old advertisement: “A small click is better than a great shock! ”. And well, there are still far too many children without belt aboard ......
|
19th July, 2007
Nanotechnology could clean up the hydrogen car's dirty little secret
Back in January, when the U.S. president announced his hydrogen fuel initiative and proposed to spend a total of $1.7 billion over the next five years to develop hydrogen-powered fuel cells, hydrogen infrastructure and advanced automotive technologies, he said that it will be practical and cost-effective for large numbers of ......
|
18th July, 2007
Passengers, not just mobile phones, cause accidents
The new study, by The George Institute for International Health and The University of Sydney, was designed to determine the risk of a crash associated with passenger carriage compared with that of using a mobile phone while driving.
Both the carrying of passengers and having a larger number of passengers in ......
|
18th July, 2007
Splash and Agila: very close cousins
Between Suzuki Splash and Opel Agila, there is really only the glance, the cap, the shields and optics which changes. For the remainder, it is almost the same car. Logic since the two marks again collaborated for their town. If Opel kept the first name of Agila, Suzuki preferred to ......
|
|
