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Every-Day Tips: Transportation
Ed shows off his favorite mode of transportation, not his electric car, but public transportation. It cuts down on pollution, traffic congestion, it's cheap and you get to relax while riding. Try it!
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Sport Aircraft RevolutionThe ICON A5 wants to change the way we think about flight. This unbelievable sport aircraft opens up flying to anyone that's dreamed about it with its ease, sleek figure and amazing portability.Dean of Invention (02:06)
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Electric Car Looks Like a...Joanne visits a facility where they are building the commuter car of the future that costs about two cents a mile to drive! It even has a sleek, rocket-like design!Dean of Invention (03:30)
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Human Car PowerThis car requires no oil and has no motor. See what's moving this car forward.G Word (02:50)
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Who is Driving That Car?Joanne travels to Italy to investigate a pilot program that is testing driverless cars. They are all electric and can be shared by multiple people who would order rides on demand! Don't miss the future with Dean Kamen.Dean of Invention (02:53)
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Water WarEco-engineers Dick Strawbridge and Jem Stansfield must make England's most remote youth hostel energy self-sufficient, using only natural resources. Dick looks to generate energy from a stream while Jem aims to create a wind turbine.Planet Mechanics (03:15)
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Car That Folds in HalfMIT is working on a smart car that can reduce congestion on the highway and solve the many parking problems our country faces! To accomplish this, the car is designed to fold in half! Dean Kamen shows us how.Dean of Invention (01:19)
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Air Propelled SandwichEco-engineers Dick Strawbridge and Jem Stansfield travel to Bath, England to create an eco-friendly delivery vehicle for a sandwich shop owner. Will Dick and Jem's air-propelled motorbike pass government inspection?Planet Mechanics (05:05)
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The Puffin, the Best in...This personal aircraft, through NASA, may be the next best way to travel to work without worrying about rush hour traffic. It can even control itself on autopilot in case of emergency!Dean of Invention (02:37)
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The Chevy Volt Test DriveKen Rother, V.P. of Interactive for TreeHugger and PlanetGreen.com, test drives the new Chevy Volt. It's an extended range electric car and it's the cutting edge in the sustainable auto movement. It's also, super cool.TreeHugger TV (02:32)
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Surf PowerDick and Jem travel to the wild coast of Ireland in order to help two surfers power their RV with the energy of the Atlantic. Can their pipe stand up to the force of th ocean?Planet Mechanics (02:19)
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Every-Day Tips: World GymRather then go to the gym, Ed rides his bike. It's great exercise, saves on gas and creates less pollution for the environment. Take Ed's advice and make the world your gym.Living With Ed (00:48)
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Imagine a CarYou can do more than drive with this car. See the "Imagine" human solar powered car in development.G Word (01:46)
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