What the green economy looks like after the coronavirus pandemic By Irina Ivanova
January 12, 2021 / 7:42 AM / MoneyWatch
Electric cars covered with solar panels. Solar-powered laptop and smartphone chargers. An AI-driven system to cut the energy use of a home or a factory. This year s annual Consumer Electronics Show puts environmental sustainability and self-reliance front and center.
The increase in eco-friendly gadgets at the largest consumer electronics event in the U.S. continues an improbable trend begun during the coronavirus pandemic. Despite a broad economic decline, many green industries from rooftop solar to bicycling have thrived. Once the pandemic is curbed, environmentalists say keeping these green habits going will be key if humans are to stave off another existential crisis: climate change.
I was very impressed
There was one place I think eastern Washington where the nav system said to rev haha tge after only 80 miles because of a lack of free supercharge stations
Other than that I did nit feel inconvenienced stopping every 4-5 hours for 1 hour pit stop
As for buying one not really in the market for a new car
My 16yo Chevy venture suits new fine
But check out the Tesla lease page for 530 per month you can get an 8000 mile mod 3 with extended range and 0-60mph in 3sec
pResident Thief and DR Xiden says:
For a guy who drives a 16yo pollution spewing Chevy you sure do act as a pitchman for Tesla here quite often. If I had a 16yo filth spewing junker I’d be in the market for a new car. Why aren’t you? Oh, that’s right, good for me but not for thee.
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More than 1,000 journalists from 67 countries are already pre-registered
NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / December 30, 2020 / ShowStoppers® today announced a schedule of five digital events in January - connecting technology and business journalists around the world with new tech for work, home and play that more than 60 startups, innovators and industry leaders will launch and demonstrate online as a new product cycle begins with the start of the new year.
The digital events build on the success of ShowStoppers TV, a range of online tools and live streaming experiences that ShowStoppers pioneered beginning in April 2020. Each one-hour episode of ShowStoppers TV connects companies with journalists, moving to the digital screen the press events that ShowStoppers has organized and produced for 25 years at CES, IFA, Mobile World Congress, CEATEC, NAB Show and other tradeshows around the world.