Infrastructure & Environment
As Climate Laws Pass Elsewhere, Oregon Republicans Go to the Extreme to Not
The Trump administration is rolling back carbon dioxide emissions regulations. Meanwhile, states are divided on whether to raise their clean air standards.
Can Surge Pricing Cut Energy Use?
California will be the first state where utilities charge more for power used during peak hours.
Batteries or Hydrogen? Cities Weigh the Best Way for Buses to Go Electric
As transit agencies move away from fossil fuels, they are figuring out which environmentally friendly option is right for them.
Can America's Biggest Ports Go Green?
The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have set an audacious goal: reducing their greenhouse gas emissions to zero.
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