US Public Transport Sees Record 10.5 Billion Trips In 2012
March 12th, 2013 | by Joshua S Hill
We dedicate a lot of metaphorical column inches to covering clean forms of transportation such as electric vehicles and the
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Under 31? You Probably Want a Hybrid
January 25th, 2012 | by Charis Michelsen
Apparently my lack of interest in Porsches and GTRs isn’t abnormal for my generation at all – a new survey
EPA Defies Republicans – Announces Better Data-Gathering on Air Pollution Harm Anyway
October 19th, 2011 | by Susan Kraemer
Even as the Republican majority in the House is shutting down the science associated with air pollution, and has passed an astounding 168 bills hampering the EPA's ability to collect data on (or act to prevent) the harm of pollutants, the EPA is making improvements in its ability to study the interaction of weather and harmful air pollution. (What dedication!) The EPA today announced a more up to the minute refinement of a decades-old method gathering its data: the Community Multi-scale Air Quality model (CMAQ) that the National Weather Service uses as the model to produce daily forecasts for ozone air quality and other harmful health effects of dirty energy use. The new modeling improves forecasting ability, in predicting for example the daily danger level of smog over natural geological "basins" like Los Angeles. But the Republican Party has other plans
Road Trip! Testing EV Highway Practicality in Europe
August 26th, 2011 | by Charis Michelsen
It's not uncommon to see incentives for buying an electric car, but owning one is another matter entirely. Electric cars have many qualities making them attractive as urban commuter vehicles – particularly when driving through heavy traffic. The question of how an EV does on a longer road trip is one that does not as of yet have a definitive answer. France, for example, is installing charging stations on its highways, but that project isn’t finished
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