```html
The Bio-Cruiser: A Car Powered by Human Waste
The Bio-Cruiser: A Car Powered by Human Waste
Published: October 26, 2023
The Bio-Cruiser represents a bold and unconventional approach to sustainable transportation. While significant challenges remain, its potential to revolutionize the way we think about waste and energy is undeniable. Whether or not the world is ready to embrace a car powered by human waste remains to be seen. But one thing is certain: Barty Bingley and the Bio-Cruiser have sparked a conversation, and the aroma of innovation, however pungent, is in the air.
Navigating the Challenges: From Social Acceptance to Regulatory Hurdles
The most obvious hurdle is social acceptance. The concept of a car powered by human waste is, understandably, a hard sell for many consumers.
The Future of "Human Fuel": Beyond the Bio-Cruiser
Imagine small, self-sustaining communities powered by their own waste. No more reliance on fossil fuels, no more overflowing landfills.
About the Author: Dr. Eleanor Vance
Dr. Eleanor Vance is a science journalist specializing in innovative technologies and sustainable solutions. She holds a PhD in Environmental Science and has been reporting on the intersection of science and society for over a decade.
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```
```javascript
// Placeholder function for social sharing
window.share = function(platform, message) {
alert(`Sharing on ${platform}: ${message}`);
// In a real application, you would use the platform's API to share
};
```
**Explanation:**
1. **HTML Structure:**
* The HTML is structured with a `container` div for overall styling and margins.
* Headers (`
`, `
`) for titles.
* `` tags to display the images (`image_0.png`, `image_1.png`).
* A `publication-date` div for the date of publication.
* An `author-bio` div with information about the author.
* A `social-sharing` div with buttons for sharing on social media (Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn).
* A `related-articles` div with links to related articles.
2. **CSS Styling:**
* Basic styling for fonts, colors, and margins.
* Media query to adjust the container width for smaller screens.
3. **JavaScript (Placeholder):**
* A `window.share` function is defined as a placeholder for social sharing functionality. This placeholder simply displays an alert message. In a real application, you would replace this with actual API calls to the social media platforms.
4. **Images:**
* You would replace `image_0.png` and `image_1.png` with the actual image file names. Place the images in the same directory as your HTML file or provide the correct paths if they are stored elsewhere.
**To use this code:**
1. Save the HTML code as an `.html` file (e.g., `bio-cruiser.html`).
2. Save the JavaScript code as a `.js` file (e.g., `script.js`) and link it to your HTML file within the `` or before the closing `` tag: ``.
3. Place the image files (`image_0.png`, `image_1.png`) in the same directory as your HTML file, or update the image paths in the HTML code to reflect their actual location.
4. Open the HTML file in a web browser.
5. To implement actual social sharing, replace the placeholder `window.share` function with the respective API calls for Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
