A personal challenge of Detroit's commitment to electric vehicles and of Washington's commitment to national energy security and fuel conservation.
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Ford and General Motors are the world's largest automakers, but for decades they've habitually and willingly trailed the rest of the auto industry in leading edge fuel efficiency and emissions reducing technologies. After September 11th, we can no longer tolerate the degree to which America remains dependent on Middle East petroleum. (Sorry folks, but Bush's faith-based exploration and domestic production strategies won't get the job done.) Effective (and painless) fuel efficiency and conservation improvements can be achieved, while continued complacency and timid, industry-serving programs will ultimately be disastrous to America geo-politically, socially and economically. Oh, by the way, the environment can benefit as well.
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