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Electric or Gas? Louisiana Anglers May Have to Decide, and Soon

Electric or Gas? Louisiana Anglers May Have to Decide, and Soon With as many electric vehicles on the road today, and many more to come, it seems like electrically propelled vehicles aren t just here to stay - they may be taking over!  If you think that s hyperbole, think again.  Maybe you ve forgotten that automobile giant General Motors (GM) has vowed to make every single vehicle they produce electric by 2035, and it s a sure bet that pretty much every other manufacturer will follow suit. That got me thinking about the other vehicles we use on a regular basis.  We ve already seen ATV s, side-by-sides, and motorcycles that you plug in instead of fill up - but what about your boat?  How long will it be before the lakes and rivers we live amongst are filled with nearly-silent, battery powered bass boats?  The answer is: It may not be very long at all.

Why former Amazon exec Jeff Wilke thinks the U S can be a manufacturing powerhouse again

Why former Amazon exec Jeff Wilke thinks the U.S. can be a manufacturing powerhouse again May 4, 2021 at 7:28 am Jeff Wilke, the former CEO of Amazon’s Worldwide Consumer Business, shows off the company’s delivery drone at an Amazon conference in Las Vegas in June 2019. (Amazon Photo / Jordan Stead) When Jeff Wilke, the former CEO of Amazon Consumer Worldwide, made the surprise announcement in August that he was leaving, he said he felt it was time to do something else. “Time for me to take time to explore personal interests that have taken a back seat for over two decades,” Wilke wrote in a heartfelt letter to Amazon’s employees.

REGENT is making a flying electric ferry with a top speed of 180 miles per hour

REGENT is making a flying electric ferry with a top speed of 180 miles per hour CNBC 1 hr ago Lora Kolodny Boston start-up REGENT is developing an electric seaglider that can motor out of a harbor on a hydrofoil, take off at a low speed using the water as a runway, then fly over the waves at a top speed of 180 miles per hour. The company raised $9 million in seed funding from Caffeinated Capital an early backer of supersonic jet startup Boom Mark Cuban, Peter Thiel s Founders Fund, Y Combinator and others. The company s name is an acronym that stands for Regional Electric Ground Effect Naval Transport.

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