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In article <3t47sl$gnl@newsbf02.news.aol.com>,
Celtic Eco <celticeco@aol.com> wrote:
>The Dec '94 Scientific American ariticle (Improving Automotive Effeciency)
>concludes the average new car fuel efficiency can be raised from the
>current 28 MPG to 46 MPG by the year 2005 saving consumers 71 billion
>dollars annually (far exceeding the 12 billion annual cost to implement
>the fuel saving technologies).
>
>President Clinton responsible to setting the Corporate Average Fuel
>Economy standards and will be considering increasing CAFE in October '95. 
>To reduce CO2 emissions and reduce greenhouse effect, it is prudent to
>raise the CAFE standards.  Please consider contacting your congress rep
>and/or President Clinton and ask that the CAFE standard be changed!


Nobody wants to save gas anymore...the ads are all horsepower again, and 
the big sellers are the suburbans, mommyvans, and hot jap trucks..
You want to save gas, fix the freeways so they never jam, don't let the 
cops tie up traffic with useless "investigations"; make it a big priority 
to keep the roads clear and running...let's have some Autobahn thinking 
for a change...
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NATRON@KAIWAN.COM
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