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Acropolis Adventure
Adventure in Bear Valley
Albert Einstein
Alberto Salazar: An American Runner
American Sports Legends
Atlantic Crossing
Ben Franklin
Catching Air
Climbing Mountains: An Interview with Erik Weihenmayer
Desert People
Discovery in the Americas?
Earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Tsunamis
Electric Cars: History and Future
Hurricanes
Influenza
Joe Kittinger: An Unsung Hero
Mapping the Woods: Maps and Cartography
Microbes: Friend or Foe?
Miguel in the Secret Garden
Mummies
Ocean Quiz
Otzi: The Iceman
Pirates and Privateers
Robin Hood and the King
Ships of Discovery
The Black Stones
The Mystery of Granville Library
The Olympics: Past and Present
The World of NASCAR
The Yanomami: Deep in the Amazon
Threats to Our Atmosphere
Vikings
Electric Cars: History and Future Electric Cars: History and Future
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   alternative
   breakthrough
   chemical reaction
   efficient
   eliminate
   emissions
   environment
   exhaust
   hybrid
   mobility
   production
   prototype
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Could many traffic problems have ended long ago if the electric car had gained more popularity? In the 1830s, Robert Anderson of Scotland invented the first electric carriage. Through the years, many improvements and inventions by others led to the popularity of electric cars in the beginning of the twentieth century. Is it possible for the electric car to be a thing of the past and the car of the future? Photographs and diagrams support the text.
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