The Trump administration’s repeal of the endangerment finding that allows EPA to regulate greenhouse gas emissions throws another complicated factor into ongoing lawsuits over vehicle emissions ...

It’s likely that California will seek to again act on an EPA waiver as the federal government loosens its grip on tailpipe emissions regulations.

The Trump administration says rolling back federal vehicle greenhouse-gas regulations could cut the price of a new car by about $2,400. At the center of the policy shift is the administration’s ...

President Donald Trump and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced Feb. 12 that the administration was rescinding its own endangerment finding that set the legal limits on the amount of pollutants a ...

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With the Trump administration effectively dismantling automotive emissions regulations, cars on dealership lots could see some changes. Your next car could be bigger, with fewer fully electric options ...

Electric vehicles have become the poster child for sustainable transportation, but understanding their true environmental impact requires a full lifecycle perspective. While EVs eliminate tailpipe ...

The Environmental Protection Agency is holding public hearings this week on its effort to undo the legal foundation for its regulation of greenhouse gases, the heat-trapping gases that cause climate ...

Electric vehicles are proving their worth when it comes to long-term emissions. While building an EV creates more pollution upfront because battery production demands more energy, the balance changes ...

Hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) are emerging as a promising alternative to traditional internal combustion engines and battery electric vehicles. With advancements in technology and growing ...

If you want to understand how governments can eliminate gasoline cars without technically banning them, look no further than France. There is no dramatic ...