Welcome to the most car dependent nation on earth. We've got enormous highways, sprawling suburbs, neglected public transit, and soaring rates of unhappiness as a direct result of this obligation to drive everywhere we go. But what if there was another way, a better way to get around, to be less dependent on gas guzzlers and other modes of transportation that contribute to climate change.I think there is, and it's hiding right under our noses. As transportation editor at The Verge, I have a few perks that c ...

From @WSJopinion: The Democrats’ agenda shouldn’t be advertised as a campaign to save stranded polar bears or curb carbon emissions. In 2026, it’s affordability, stupid: Electricity supply up, electricity bills down, writes @RahmEmanuel. https://t.co/E9ir7oPwMm ...

The potential to safely store the world's carbon emissions is just a 10th of industry estimates, a new study shows https://t.co/Fc2RQuarG3 ...

Amazon’s carbon emissions rose for the first time in three years in 2024, driven by data center construction and fuel consumption by its delivery providers https://t.co/n0bcSkhU37 ...