Angela L. asked: i remember a couple years ago, i was watching a show called mostly true stories: urban legends. i believe it there was an episode called The Car That Runs Forever. it was about a couple who goes out to buy a used car for $400 or something. they buy some gas for [...]

John C asked: Like I saw a guy with one on his old car, but I would like to know for sure. Please just let me know thanks.Quick loans

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FinnMc asked: This product claims a significant gas savings. You put it in your air intake between the air filter and the fuel injectors. I would like to find if someone has used it and what their experience has been.JDM engines

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geiniusbobiknow asked: Are they adding water to the gas somehow and it is passing through the engine, if its not making it to the converter, it must change to steam and be vented out unnoticed? are we really, really getting ripped off or is this local or what?Check Experian score free

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Conventional wisdom has it that if the leaders of the world can’t agree on a round of negotiations to liberalise world trade then there’s no chance they will agree on measures to tackle climate change.
After all, a pact to cut greenhouse gas emissions will involve re-tooling vast swathes of industry and impact the way companies [...]

freetronics asked: I saw a report back in the 80s about a guy who invented an engine that runs on distilled water. Basically, it breaks down the water, burns the hydrogen, and releases the oxygen into the air as exhaust. He tried to patent his invention, but the government shut him down, saying [...]

slick asked: You know the Tornado (with no moving parts)
Well this has blades that go in the intake tube and when air goes through, the blades spin and create a little boost, the more air flow in the intake, the faster the blade spins, the more boost. Its only $30+$14 shipping, I have a 3.2L [...]

ram asked: There are so many gas saving device in the market now and so expensive. I hope we can make a home made one and cheaper the cost.GranPrix racing

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Though a financial crisis and global recession have left many of the world’s biggest companies uncharacteristically humbled, that didn’t stop NGOs from taking shots at a few of them at the World Economic Forum.

The Bronx Zoo-based Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) has released some pictures from the first large-scale census of jaguars in the Amazon region of Ecuador—one of the most biologically rich regions on the planet.

One of the pictures, shown here, was taken with a  “camera trap” that photographs animals remotely when they trip a sensor that detects [...]

captpcb216 asked: I have a Ford F-150 5.4 liter triton it gets about 14 mpg city and 17.5 on the highway. I have a functional ram air hood with air raid intake system. Its suppose to give me up to 10 percent increase fuel economy and more midrange power and low end torque………….. [...]

Fred H asked: Today’s technology is certainly capable of developing gas saving devices that could virgually double the gas mileage of today’s vehicles except that as soon as they do, the oil companies and all related money mongers see to it that it’s taken off the market. Why isn’t someone working [...]

hearts_on_fire asked: We don’t exactly have an over-abundance of drinking water.
http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2003-01-26-water-usat_x.htm
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California looks ready to get the go-ahead to regulate greenhouse gases from cars, after President Obama on Monday told the EPA to reconsider a Bush administration refusal

President Barack Obama set in motion a process on Monday that may eventually allow California and other states to set tougher greenhouse gas pollution and efficiency standards on cars than those mandated by the federal government. 
 Obama’s move sends a signal to the world that the United States is beginning to join the rest of the developed countries to act on emissions blamed for warming the planet.
But [...]