Author: CleanTechnica

The federal government has finalized a long-awaited suspension of the regulation that previously permitted LNG transport by rail across the country.

The automobile has long been a marker of US identity. Do EVs have what it takes to become synonymous with self-expression, especially for males?

Solar along highway rights-of-way can avoid culture wars and NIMBY objections while taking advantage of unused public spaces.

The Toyota BZ4X is starting to appear in the top 20 charts in reports from Scandanavia. Recent posts on cleantechnica.com reveal that the Toyota EV is at number 20 in Sweden (130 units) and number 5 in Norway (402 units). Good news for Toyota. Every night on the tele, we see ads for the fully […]

Saudi Aramco has received a letter from a special UN-designated group, outlining violations to human rights due to oil exploitation. Yet the greenwashing continues.

The Volkswagen ID. GTI Concept was unveiled in Munich this week, the first electric hot hatch from the company that created the Golf GTI.

The Volkswagen ID. GTI Concept was unveiled in Munich this week, the first electric hot hatch from the company that created the Golf GTI.

Several years ago, the German government expressed its concerns about exporting German car-building jobs to China and the attendant political and economic upheaval that would entail. However, at that time, the German auto industry felt confident that it could continue to mainly produce and sell ICE (internal combustion engine) vehicles in Germany while at the […]

It’s often claimed that the UK needs to burn American and Canadian forests in its power stations to stop the lights going out. But analysis by NRDC shows that real renewables like wind and solar are already alleviating the need to burn millions of tonnes of wood in UK power stations. In the first six […]

Particulate air pollution remains the world’s greatest external risk to human health, but most of its impact on global life expectancy is concentrated in just six countries. At the same time, the countries that are currently most impacted by air pollution lack the fundamental tools that have facilitated previous improvements in air quality.