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The benefits of Hybrid Vehicles in Conservation of Environment
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Demirdoven, Nurettin, and John Deutch. “Hybrid cars now, fuel cell cars later.” Science 305.5686 (2004): 974-976.
The article emphasizes the need for adoption of hybrid cars so as to save on fossil fuels that are on the verge of depletion. The essence is to bring to attention the need for engaging in renewable sources of power all to save the non-renewable sources of power.
Jun, Seung-Pyo, Jaeho Yeom, and Jong-Ku Son. “A study of the method using search traffic to analyze new technology adoption.” Technological Forecasting and Social Change 81 (2014): 82-95.
The study looks into the deterministic methods of the technological forecasting and social change in relation to the energy saving. It exploits all forms of research in relation to new technologies in the aid to adopting to changes in the current world all to help save the earth from the woes of pollution.
Mroszczok, Jens, et al. “Cellulose Aerogel Fibres for Thermal Encapsulation of Diesel Hybrid Engines for Fuel Savings in Cars.” Materials Today: Proceedings 4 (2017): S244-S248.
The model is efficiently designed regarding the reduced release of harmful emissions like the toxic carbon monoxide through use of diesel. The model is efficient since it makes it possible for dynamic environmental efficiency. The hybrid engine seems to be the savior in the ever degrading world environment due to pollution.
Saxena, Samveg, Amol Phadke, and Anand Gopal.

“Understanding the fuel savings potential from deploying hybrid cars in China.” Applied Energy 113 (2014): 1127-1133.
The journal digs deeper into a formal understanding of how to save energy, the methods that appropriate in carrying out energy saving as well as the development of new strategies over the same. It is a working formula for use in getting matter nature a better place for stay.
Shewmake, Sharon, and Lovell Jarvis. “Hybrid cars and HOV lanes.” Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice67 (2014): 304-319.
According to Shewmake, Sharon, and Lovell, the amount of emission of gases such as carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides by S-Class 400 is low. The automobile’s emission of Nitrogen oxides exceeds percent and that of hydrocarbons by 75 percent. Consequently, this is due to the presence of catalytic converter which converts exhaust gases such as carbon monoxide. Moreover, the Mercedes Benz is developed with a filter system which aids in the reduction of soot emission.
Suki, Norazah Mohd. “Consumer environmental concern and green product purchase in Malaysia: structural effects of consumption values.” Journal of Cleaner Production 132 (2016): 204-214.
The concern is to give insight over the impending dangers involved in the purchase of fuel products. The need for determination of fuel consumption in terms of values as well as putting in place methods for regulation of the energy consumption by users.