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Calvin Tiger is an intern/reporter for the Seminole Tribune. He has worked with the Seminole Tribe of Florida since 2013. He has a passion for automotive journalism. Send him an email at calvintiger@semtribe.com or call him at (954) 985-5701, ext. 10739.

Carbon neutral fuel sources for vehicles worth a look

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A biodiesel plant in Sarasota. (Image via Facebook) As electrification in the automotive industry becomes a mainstream standard for most manufacturers, alternative fuel sources for internal combustion engines has received little attention. Carbon neutral fuel, commonly referred to as biofuel, is a fuel source that produces lower emissions versus fossil fuels

Electric off-road vehicles gain traction

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The Polaris XP Ranger Kinetic, an electric off-road vehicle. (Polaris) Electrification isn’t just for the automotive market; it is also gaining more exposure and popularity with off-road electric all-terrain vehicles (ATVs), utility terrain vehicles (UTVs) and dirt bikes. Vehicles like these have been popular for a long time, especially with motorsports and

EV vs gas: Here’s what to consider

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(Photo Chargepoint) With the automotive industry focusing on producing more electric vehicles, electrification appears to be on a path to someday become the new norm.  Government mandates, such as California’s that will require sales of all new passenger vehicles to be zero emission by 2035, are helping steer the industry toward

‘Prey’ features heavy Native American presence

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Amber Midthunder stars in "Prey," which recently debuted on Hulu. (Photo Disney) Unlike its predecessors in the “Predator” series, the new movie “Prey” focuses on a more Native interpretation. In a prequel to the Predator science-fiction series, the suspense thriller Prey features a nearly all-Native cast. Amber Midthunder (Fort Peck Sioux Tribe),

Putting my automotive passion on paper

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Calvin Tiger My passion for cars started in the early 2000s when I was in high school. For the most part, I learned about cars on my own, although my older brother Allan, who is an auto mechanic, provided some guidance. At 17, I purchased a used 2000 Volkswagen Jetta

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