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August 2008 Newsletter
- Michigan Delegation and Obama Support Auto Industry Loans; Bush and
McCain: No Guarantees
- All Eyes on the Volt
- FORD: More Efficient Engines, Small Car Transition
- GM: The New Chevy Cruze
- GM Brings Solar Roof to Maryland Transmission Plant
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June 2008 Newsletter
- Plug-Ins Gain Momentum
- UAW Urges Support for Fuel-Efficient Vehicles Made in the USA
- Fuel Prices Lead to Changes in Manufacturing
- Chrysler joins the hybrid SUV market, prices lower than competitors
- Chevy Malibu: New Powertrain, Transmission Offers Performance and Fuel
Efficiency
- Ford Fusion: More Power, Better Fuel Efficiency
- Prius Could Be Union-Made in the USA
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April 2008 Newsletter
- New CAFE Fuel Economy Rules Announced
- Stabenow Fights for Green Collar Jobs, Advanced Technology Vehicles
- News from the SAE International World Congress
- Update on the Chevy Volt
- Ford Presents: EcoBoost
- GM & Flex Fuel
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December 2007 Newsletter
- Historic Agreement on Fuel Economy!
- GM's New Labor Contract Increases Hope About Its Future
- L.A. Auto Show: Big Three Green Update
- GM Releases Industry's First Full-Size Hybrid SUVs
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September 2007 Newsletter
- Fuel Economy Rules Still Up in the Air
- Dingell Talks Carbon Tax
- GM Introduces "Green" Powertrains
- Chrysler Improves Fuel Economy By Reducing Weight
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July 2007 Newsletter
- Fuel Economy Debate Continues
- Stabenow Proposes Incentives for Automakers
- Senate Passes Renewable Fuels Standards
- U.S. Automakers Show Support for Carbon Reductions
- Major U.S. Investments by Chrysler Group
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May 2007 Newsletter
- Re-Energize America Event Draws Crowd in Michigan
- Fuel-Economy Bills Debated in Congress
- Growing Support for Biofuels
- GM Adds More Hybrids to its Lineup
- Re-Designed Ford Hybrids Hit the Market
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February 2007 Newsletter
- What is a Green Machine?
- Saving the Ford Twin Cities Plant
- The Corn's Cookin in Iowa
- Crossovers Bring Jobs to Belvidere
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December 2006 Newsletter
- Green Machines Debuting at LA Auto Show
- Big Three Meet with President Bush
- Democrats Gain Control of New Congress
- Renewable Energy is Achievable and Affordable
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September 2006 Newsletter
- Michigan Labor Unions and Environmentalists Unite
- Fuel Economy Reform Act
- GM's New Crossovers & Six-Speeds
- Detroit's First Full-Size Diesel SUV
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May 2006 Newsletter
- Green Machines Visits UAW Local 879
- Democrats Unveil New Energy Bills
- Senator Clinton Pushes Clean Energy
- New Effcient Six-Speed in Toledo
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February 2006 Newsletter
- Big-3 Need Bush's Buy-in, Not Bailout - Gettelfinger calls for manufacturer incentives
- Big Plans for Ethanol - Bush Administration and U.S. automakers push alternative fuels
- GM to Build Two-Mode Hybrid Transmission - First transmission of its kind to be built in U.S.
- Saturn Vue "Green Line" Hybrid SUV - The first of GM's value hybrids
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December 2005 Newsletter
- Tentative UAW-Ford Deal Commits Ford to Innovation
- Bi-Partisan Support for Manufacturer Incentives
- Consumer Tax Credits Soon Available
- GEMA Starts Production at New Plant
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October 2005 Newsletter
- Strengthening America's Auto Industry, Investing in Health Care and Fuel-Economy
- The Nation's New Energy Policy Act Leaves Manufacturer Incentives Behind
- Green Machines Technology Forum in Michigan
- Green Machines on Reality Check TV Program
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June 2005 Newsletter
- New Report on Fuel-Saving Technologies and Facility Conversion
- GM and DaimlerChrysler Collaborate on Hybrid Technology
- Earth Day Auto Show with Congressman Dingell
- Ohio Hybrid Car and Clean Fuels DayÊwith Senator Mallory
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Green Machines Tour - A project of the
Ecology Center - 117 N. Division - Ann Arbor, MI 48104 - 734.761.3186 -
info@greenmachinestour.org
The Ecology Center is a non profit environmental organization that works for a safe and healthy environment where people live, work and play.
Staff are organized as members of UAW Local 38.
