EarthTalk – Are cargo ships beginning to use wind power again?
Could a return to wind power for shipping help reduce carbon emissions?
Transportation
Report: High gas prices continue to pad oil and gas profits
As millions of Americans are struggling to fill their gas tanks, a new report shows that rising prices are padding the bottom lines of powerful oil and gas companies.
U.S. exports of oil and petroleum reached all-time high in decades
As gas and other energy costs remain high for Americans, the U.S. exported a record volume of oil and petroleum products during the week ending April 15.
Should you wear a mask on a plane, bus or train when there’s no mandate?
Masking may no longer be required on mass transit, but you can always choose to still wear a mask.
Denver International Airport no longer requiring masks for travel
Denver International Airport is no longer requiring passengers to wear facial coverings after a federal judge struck down the federal mask mandate for public transportation.
Federal judge ends mask mandate on public transportation
A federal judge Monday struck down the Biden administration's controversial mask mandate for planes, airports, and trains.
More flights cancelled as Alaska Airlines and pilots union negotiate
Alaska Airlines and the Alaska Airlines Pilots Union continue contract negotiations as flights from the airlines continue being cancelled.
Honda, GM partner to make affordable electric vehicles
General Motors (GM) and Honda plan to produce millions of "affordable" electric vehicles (EV) with prices of some popular models starting at around $30,000.
Conservative groups, lawmaker file lawsuit over Colorado's transportation fee bill
Two conservative groups and a state lawmaker filed a lawsuit Thursday over a bill that increases Colorado's transportation fees.
‘Click It or Ticket’ enforcement campaign starts Monday
Men more likely to be unbelted -- 72 percent of unbuckled deaths were men in 2021.
