Transportation

OPINION | If the Japanse car manufacturer sees an electric mobility future in Ontario, then you can bet that they’re sure it’s pretty much already here

Spring 2024 | Transportation

EV Faceoff: Which large Canadian city has the most chargers?

Stephanie Wallcraft

We rated EV charging infrastructure in eight Canadian cities

Spring 2024 | Transportation

Lessons on how (and how not) to build a bike-friendly city

Alex Robinson

Cycling advocates in Washington, D.C. and Montreal have worked toward the same goal, but with starkly different results

Transportation

Fossil fuel lobby pulls out all the stops against new car emissions rules in the US

Adam M. Lowenstein

The EPA rule limits tailpipe emissions from new cars starting in 2027, which the American Fuel & Petrochemical Manufacturers likens to a “ban” on gas cars in a hyperbolic ad campaign

Transportation

Biden takes 'critical step' to decarbonize transportation with new tailpipe rules

Syris Valentine

Should the regulation survive legal challenges, it will avoid more than 7 billion tonnes of CO2 emissions over the next 30 years

Transportation

This Black-led non-profit is using cycling to build healthier communities and racial justice

Audrey Henderson

Systemic barriers keep Black and Brown people driving, and away from transit, cycling or walking. The Equiticity Racial Equity Movement in in Chicago is aiming to change that in a holistic way.

Transportation

Hertz electric fleet sell-off does not spell doom for future of EVs

Chris Bonasia

Car rental giant says cost of repairing Tesla fleet is just a speed bump in its transition to EVs

Transportation | Winter 2024

Stop hating e-bikes. They might be saving the planet.

Alex Robinson

There are roughly 290 million e-bikes and mopeds on the road and they’re slashing almost four times as much oil demand as electric passenger cars

Transportation

Canada can’t hit its net-zero goals without phasing out gas-guzzling vehicles

Adam Thorn

Emissions from Canada's transport sector have surged over the last two decades. So why did our delegates show up at COP28 without a final plan for getting us off fossil fuel-burning cars?

Sustainable Economy Intelligence

The federal government is more than $14 billion behind on climate funding

The Global 100 list: How the world’s most sustainable corporations are driving the green transition