fuel efficiency
Overstated fuel-efficiency ratings will cost South Korean car companies millions
‘A very difficult year’ for Hyundai and Kia gets worse
Regulations and carbon pricing can work together
On Friday, the Harper government’s new fuel efficiency regulations were published in the Canada Gazette, including the full cost-benefit analysis.
Who’s going to pay for fuel efficient planes?
Why are some airlines shelling out tens of billions of dollars to scoop up the latest state-of-the-art planes?
The trouble with gas sippers
Obama’s new fuel efficiency rules kick the car companies while they’re down—and don’t appeal to the public either
Cash for Clunkers
Ford Motor Co. has asked the Canadian government to provide a $3,500 incentive to consumers who buy a new car in 2009. The initiative is supposed to stimulate the flagging auto-industry, and get older vehicles off the road. Ford CEO David Mondragon said they would be replaced by cleaner and safer vehicles.
The tree hugger in all of us, revealed at last
James Fallows, a columnist at The Atlantic has this excellent analysis of a recent report by