Martin Eberhard, CEO of Tesla Motors, responding to the same question as Mark Chernoby, evaluated the three methods in which future cars should be judged for performance.

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Speaking at the subcommittee hearing, Eberhard said there are three important criteria: "actual energy consumption per mile," "actual petroleum per mile," and "greenhouse gas emissions per mile." (0:30)

 
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« President of College Parents of America, James A. Boyle states that there is a mixed message when it comes to state funding when it come to higher education, America may face a massive college access crisis, in the House Education and Labor Committee hearing.
A group of Israeli and Palestinian families who lost loved ones in the conflict, called the Parents Circle Family forum discuss their work for reconciliation and understanding. »
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