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Governments incur significant costs from dealing with the effects of fossil-fuel pollution, the International Monetary Fund finds.
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German State To Test City 'Eco Lane' For Cleanest Cars, CarpoolsCarpool lanes have been an accepted part of the landscape in California for more than 40 years now. But they're less well-known in Europe, where bus lanes have taken priority instead--largely due to pervasive and well-accepted mass transit systems. But now Germany is planning to test the concept of...
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Biofuels: Don't Assume They're All Carbon-Neutral, New Study WarnsNew research suggests claims of biofuels' carbon neutrality are oversimplified.
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Gasoline Car Test Drive: Noisy, Wasteful, Polluting, Fast But Pricey RefuelingA Tesla owner composes a hypothetical gasoline neophyte's first experience with internal combustion.
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New Toyota Film Appropriates Musk 'BS' Comment On Hydrogen For Its TitleToyota launches a series of videos on renewable hydrogen.
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Audi Produces e-Diesel Fuel From Water, CO2, Renewable EnergyAudi produced a synthetic diesel fuel at a pilot plant in Germany.
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An inventor pitches his iron-based material as an alternative to cement-based concrete.
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Electric Police Cars? Seattle Uses Nissan Leafs For Traffic EnforcementSeattle will use 28 Nissan Leaf electric cars for traffic enforcement.
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Propel Renewable Diesel: Usable By Any Vehicle, Going Beyond 'Biodiesel'Fuels produced using plant-based materials can offer a promising way to reduce the carbon emitted by road vehicles. That's because their plant feedstocks absorb carbon dioxide from the air, bringing them far closer to a carbon-neutral footprint than any fuel refined from crude oil. But for...
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Are 'Clean Diesels' Actually Not Nearly As Clean As Claimed?The only region where diesel passenger cars sell in equal numbers to gasoline-powered vehicles is Europe. And until the advent this year of tougher Euro 6 emission standards, new European diesel cars were significantly dirtier than those sold since 2008 in North America. But one European transport...
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What Future For Coal In The U.S.: Slow Decline Or Faster Retreat?Coal could remain a significant energy source for decades to come, a new report says.
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'Rolling Coal' Fine Would Be $5,000 Under Proposed Illinois LawRolling coal may soon be more aggressively punished in Illinois.
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Beijing will enact an odd-even license-plate system that will restrict when people can drive.
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Natural Gas Continues To Replace Coal: 'Bridge' Fuel To Lower-Carbon EnergyNatural gas is displacing coal in U.S. electricity generation.
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UK Auto Industry Backs Diesel After Parking Surcharge In London NeighborhoodCarmakers are starting a pro-diesel publicity campaign in Europe.
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UPDATE: 'Under The Dome' Video: China's 'Silent Spring' Air-Pollution WakeupA new Chinese documentary on air pollution has gone viral.
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Growing Corporate Power Counters Climate-Change Action, So Reframe Debate, Book SuggestsNaomi Klein argues that climate change is a socioeconomic issue.
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Will Biofuels Growth Require Cutting Down Forests? At Scale, Yes, Report SaysLarge-scale biofuel production requires cutting down forests, but will that do more harm than good?
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French officials want drivers to swap the dirtiest diesels for electric cars.
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Would Stressing Personal Risk Of Air Pollution Sell More Electric Cars?A new study suggests people may be more concerned about air pollution than they appear.
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EU To Toughen Emission Testing, Replicate 'Real-World' DrivingNew EU emission testing rules are set to take effect in 2017.
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UK Official Says Encouraging Diesel Cars To Lower Carbon Was 'Wrong'Air pollution from diesel exhaust is a major concern in the U.K.
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Latest Diesel Engines As Clean As Expected Under EPA Rules, Study ShowsA new study shows expected reductions in adverse health effects from new diesel engine exhaust emissions.
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GM Lauds Greenest Dealers, Shares Best Practices For Cutting Energy UseGeneral Motors launches its Green Dealer Recognition program to encourage energy-efficient practices.
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