It's a documentary that is a mystery story about how a key invention that could help reduce global warming disappeared from the market place?

In essence then, it's a murder story: Who killed the electric car?

The answer to that question involves greed at the expense of conserving our planet for future generations.

"Traditional gasoline-powered cars produce harmful carbon dioxide emissions that contribute to global warming. To get an idea of just how much greenhouse gases are emitted, consider this: in the United States alone, approximately 6.6 tons are emitted by the average person in a given year. About 82% of these emissions are from the burning of fossil fuels used to power our cars.

Contrast that with electric vehicles, which produce zero emissions and therefore do not contribute to the global warming epidemic."

It's a crime with plenty of suspects but no arrests.

Because it's not illegal to make profiteering decisions that destroy the planet -- and the Bush Administration wants to keep it that way.

This is a fascinating story of how solutions to global warming have been available for sometime, but have willfully been removed from the marketplace.

An absolutely stunning story of corporate irresponsiblity that should be prosecutable.

Eye opening and mind boggling.