Roland Hwang

Natural Resources Defense Council

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Director of the Energy and Transportation Program at the Natural Resources Defense Council

Roland Hwang on KCRW

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There's Likely to Be an Electric Car in Your Future

It's been 100 years since electric cars ruled the roads of industrial countries, until they were replaced by the internal combustion engine.

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The auto industry and the cars Americans drive could be radically altered by Obama Administration efforts to increase vehicle mileage standards.

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The auto industry and the cars Americans drive could be radically altered by Obama Administration efforts to increase vehicle mileage standards.

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As the President and Congressional leaders work on possible tax reform and massive cuts in Social Security and Medicare, other changes might be in store.

The Big Three and Mileage Standards: Obama and Round Two

As the President and Congressional leaders work on possible tax reform and massive cuts in Social Security and Medicare, other changes might be in store.

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