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In 2007, Honda was named the "Greenest Automaker" by the Union of Concerned Scientists for the fourth time in a row.

Californians are about to get a taste of the new zero emissions hydrogen fuel cell car from Honda.

As gas prices continue to rise to over $4 a gallon, eco-conscious consumers are quickly trying to find alternatives to fuel-guzzling cars. That’s why it’s great to know that Optibike, America’s largest electric bike manufacturer, is going to increase its electric bike production by 230%!

At the 2008 FORTUNE Brainstorm Green Conference, Think Global, a Norwegian company that owns the electric TH!NK vehicle, announced a partnership with energy giant General Electric.

If you’re in search of a vehicle, regardless if it’s a compact car or a minivan, then The Best of 2008 list created by GreenerCars.org is where you should look. It lists all the greenest models broken down by class, and shows their gas mileage and green score.

For the past 3 years 17 college engineering teams have competed in the Challenge X: Crossover to Sustainable Mobility competition, which was sponsored by General Motors Corporation and the Department of Energy.

How would you like to ride to class, to the office or to the organic supermarket on a 100% electric zero emissions scooter?

At a news conference in Tokyo, Carlos Ghosn, the Chief Executive of Nissan, announced that the company is planning to mass-produce electric cars within the next five years.

If you happen to live in New York City, Washington, D.C. or Southern California, you just might get a chance to test drive Chevy’s new Equinox Fuel Cell electric SUV…for free.

Mechanical engineer students at the University of Central Florida have discovered a new way to take used fryer grease from a Chick-fil-A restaurant and make it into clean-burning fuel.

From creating green rooftop tiles to planting shrubs that absorb pollution, Toyota is making a name for itself in the green movement.

At a Los Angeles Auto Show in November 2007, Volkswagen introduced a new car that will be the first green vehicle to pass the emission standards of all fifty states.

Ford is teaming up with Lear Corporation, a leading environmental automotive interior design company, to debut soy-based flexible foam seats in the 2008 Ford Mustang.

In 2009 General Motors will debut a full-size pickup truck that will offer 40% better city driving fuel economy and 25% better overall fuel economy.

Did you know that the Subaru assembly plant in Lafayette, Indiana was the first ever car manufacturing plant to achieve zero landfill status?