Green News Roundup: Wednesday, October 12th, 2011
Posted by Christopher DeMorro on 12 October, 2011
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There’s some big news brewing this morning from General Motors, and we will go into detail a little later. Some of today’s other highlights include an army of mimes hired to fight traffic, Mazda is working on a new fuel efficient rotary engine, and Virgin Atlantic to use a greener fuel.
Caracas, Venezuela Hires Mimes to Fight Traffic [Gawker]
GM to Build E-Assist Crossovers? [GM Inside News]
Tweet Reveals Mazda Working on SkyActiv Rotary Engine [Autoblog]
Chevy Cruze Diesel to Get 42 MPG, Nearly 800 Miles Per Fill Up [Detroit News]
Audi’s Downsized Twin Turbo V8 Gets 23% Better Fuel Economy [Green Car Congress]
Virgin Atlantic to Use New Green Aviation Fuel [Treehugger]
Tesla Model S to be Powered by Panasonic Batteries [Inhabitat]
Chris DeMorro is a writer and gearhead who loves all things automotive, from hybrids to HEMIs. You can read about his slow descent into madness at Sublime Burnout or follow his non-nonsensical ramblings on Twitter @harshcougar.