News items for July 9, 2020

The danger is particularly high in Western states, where Coronavirus case numbers are rising.

Shifting the clean-up bill from the public to polluters.

A new collaborative platform aims to help policy-makers and innovators create more inclusive and sustainable transportation systems.

The math for liquefied natural gas in British Columbia is bad on emissions, revenues, jobs, even offsetting coal in China, finds a new study.

Protecting nature can provide more than one-third of the emissions reductions needed, thrusting Canada — home to 25 per cent of the planet’s wetlands and boreal forests — into the hot seat.

As the roads became freer of cars, they grew full of possibility.

The activism and legal battles against pipelines are paying off thanks to government agencies cutting corners.

The agency is now seeing its role in fostering successful business districts and community life in the places built around state highways.

There actually are ways to reach those who are typically less gung-ho about climate policies.

For a time during the Great Depression, clamshells were golden in Pismo Beach, California.