Since the planet can't handle ever-increasing numbers of gasoline-consuming, CO2-emitting vehicles, it follows, Carson and Vaitheeswaran argue, that a radically new kind of car will have to be invented.
The folks of exurbia and their suburban brethren are consuming gasoline faster than we can produce it.
Consuming less gasoline is the primary advantage boasted by hybrid vehicles, and the savings are considerable, especially considering the situation gas prices are in.
The present leadership of major players in the world of autism politics--rather than trying to soothe or steer the emotions of its overwhelmed members towards healthier perspectives--often willingly, in that battle for recognition, pours figurative gasoline on the fires consuming their constituents (whereas in other fields, competitions are resolved by comparing the results of their programs).
U.S. Consumers Not Consuming.
It's kind of odd, but it could turn out that the best way for us to save money in the long run is to put a price on carbon and thus discourage people from consuming so much gasoline and driving the price up.
The more far-off dreams include efforts to build a plug-in hybrid, which could let you do your commuting and shopping without consuming any gas while still having the gasoline engine for long trips.
In hot or very humid climate, engines that are very active or gasoline based are prone to overheating or consuming more fuel.
In particular, for consumers to purchase E85 and E85-compatible vehicles, they will need to perceive benefits from consuming this fuel compared with either regular gasoline (E0) or other lower-level ethanol blends such as E10.
Mr. Richardson visited Kuwait last month to lobby for higher oil output to ease the rise in prices in the United States, the world's biggest oil consuming nation, before the summer driving season, when gasoline demand peaks.
David Leonhardt: Consuming.
