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Most Important New Energy Information Document: The 1908 Ford Model T boasted a fuel economy of 25 MPG, yet almost 100 years later, the 2004 EPA average for all cars is 21 MPG. What happened? With the quantum technological leaps in computers, genetics, electronics, engineering, plastics, and almost every other industry in the same time period, does this make sense? Why is it that the fields of transportation and energy have progressed at a comparative snail's pace? Could it possibly be that corporate profit and greed keep technology from advancing in these critical sectors? Did you know that the world fuel efficiency record is well over 10,000 MPG? How can this be when the best cars sold today don't even get 100 MPG? Read about this and much more at the link below. Links are provided in this document to reliable media sources for easy verification of facts.

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