Natural Gas as an Automotive Alternative

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"The Clinton Administration has committed itself to a program for developing a cleaner automobile in partnership with auto makers. The goal of a cleaner car utilizing natural gas has been depicted as undercutting efforts already under way to produce a viable electric car. In fact, both types of car are seen as potential alternatives to the current gasoline-powered vehicles and so to the continued production of air pollution and other environmental problems as well as to our dependence on oil.

A recent advance is seen in several new filling stations with pumps to dispense natural gas. By 2010, two million vehicles could be running on compressed natural gas, which would still only be a fraction of the 196 million registered vehicles now on the road. Converting vehicles to run on natural gas costs..."

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