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Friday, June 16, 2006

Who Killed the Electric Car?

From PBS NOW:
Who Killed the Electric Car? (June 9, 2006)
Did car companies sabotage one of their most fuel efficient and environmentally-friendly products because it stood in the way of big profits? A new documentary by filmmaker Chris Paine charts the promising life and untimely death of the electric car.
You can watch the show online at NOW.

From Think Progress:
The Smithsonian has removed an exhibit featuring a “rare surviving example” of the battery-powered car that is the focus of the new filmWho Killed the Electric Car?” The movie shows how General Motors “created a dynamic battery-powered auto that drivers loved, only to crush it to smithereens.” GM is one of the Smithsonian’s “biggest contributors.”

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