Spewing fewer greenhouse gases and pollutants in the atmosphere should be reason enough to tighten fuel economy standards in the US, but it seems like the argument goes over better when you also point out how much cash drivers will save.

You don’t even want to know what Santorum did to his dog.

The GOP is, once again, trying to slap a measure approving their favorite pipeline into unrelated transportation legislation. Obama says he’ll veto if they do.

What would a Romney presidency look like versus another term for Obama?

Two political powerhouses. But only one can be named the greenest. So let’s imagine a Romney president vis-a-vis a second Obam term …

High gas prices are a result of high demand, period. You don’t want a repeat of what happened the last time they were low.

If only there was some surefire way they could reduce the amount they spend on gas!

Not to be a downer, but there’s a quartet of concerning news this morning worth paying attention to. Beyond the headline: The Koch Brothers fund disinformation on Obama’s influence on fuel prices; and, the Senate rejects ending Big Oil subsidies.

Before he went with the mandate, the president considered taking a different approach to paying for health care …

Obama can’t control gas prices, but you can, by never worrying about them again after you’ve bought an e-bike for the majority of your transport.