
New EPA Gasoline Rules Help President's Climate Agenda
New standards that reduce sulfur in gasoline will also curb the soot that contributes to climate change and lung disease

New EPA Gasoline Rules Help President's Climate Agenda
New standards that reduce sulfur in gasoline will also curb the soot that contributes to climate change and lung disease

New U.S. Fuel Standards Aim to Cut Asthma and Heart Attacks
The standards will help avoid up to 2,000 premature deaths per year and 50,000 cases of respiratory ailments in children while adding only an average of 1 cent per gallon to the cost of gasoline, the EPA says


EPA Sets New Vehicle Emission and Fuel Standards

Solar-Powered Cars Inch toward the Mainstream
A hybrid concept car would use solar power for short trips

Eye-Tracking Software That Detects Mental States
The technology could help keep drowsy drivers awake

EU Parliament Backs Tougher Car Emissions Limits

Obama Orders Higher Fuel Standards for Larger U.S. Trucks

To Make Natural Gas a Good Fuel, Find the "Super-Emitters"
A new study suggests that more methane is leaking than the U.S. government estimates—but natural gas remains less polluting than coal

Steel: The Backbone of Modernity, 1914 [Slide Show]
These images show how the world of a century ago depended on steel

If the Fuel Source Ain't Clean, Your Electric Car Ain't Green
A host of factors determine the role of electric and hybrid cars in reducing greenhouse gas pollution, such as whether coal is their ultimate fuel source. David Biello reports

Your Driving Data Can Reveal Your Routes
Using data about when you drive, the times of your starts and stops, and your speed, insurance companies may be able to also tell where you go, even without GPS. Larry Greenemeier reports

Is 2014 the Year of the Fuel Cell Car?
Major automakers suggest that cars powered by hydrogen fuel cells will finally hit the road this year