Stories by Camille von Kaenel

Climate disasters such as the recent Los Angeles–area fires are making it harder to prepare for more climate disasters

President-elect Trump has incorrectly blamed California water management for the destruction from the recent fires in the Los Angeles area

Damages from the recent fires in the Los Angeles area could overwhelm California’s already stressed insurer of last resort

As population booms, the city looks to congestion pricing to rein in CO2 from cars

Agency’s statement relies heavily on auto industry talking points

Vehicle manufacturers and utilities plan to find ways to cut the U.S. transportation system's energy use in half by 2050

The city aims to cut its emissions 50 percent by 2032, in large part by developing car alternatives

California officials have vowed a fierce legal battle if the federal rules change

Automakers, regulators, legislators and utilities are increasingly working together to boost sales of electric vehicles

A new report finds that layering autonomous and electric tech with ride-sharing could cut carbon emissions 80 percent by 2050

The increasing popularity of trucks and SUVs is contributing to a rise in greenhouse gas emissions from transportation

Jeff Sessions, choice for attorney general, has ridiculed greenhouse gas regulations

Gauntlet is now thrown down to maritime and land transportation

Some research says oil and gas production is the largest contributor, other work says it's agriculture, livestock and landfills

Tractor-trailers, delivery vans, garbage trucks and more must cut emissions 25 percent by 2027

More than 3 billion viewers are given a stark warning about rising temperatures and seas

With cheap oil, consumers are again buying gas-guzzling SUVs and pickups, dragging down auto-company fleet averages

Individuals offer their charging stations to the public, to fill gaps in commercial recharging networks

Used electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles are also hot commodities

The law, in force during weekday daylight hours, is a bold move to cut smog

Low gasoline prices have boosted SUV sales, reducing fleetwide fuel efficiency

Lyft and GM will start testing self-driving cars for transportation

Pickups trucks and SUVs are not keeping pace, however

Federal transportation dollars might come with a requirement to reduce global warming pollution