Yellow Buses Go Green, From Dirty To Clean

HOLLIS – The air in Hollis and Brookline should be a little cleaner soon.

New fuel and equipment in school buses may cut emissions as much as 60 percent to 70 percent, according to Hollis Transportation president Al Orde.

Keep On Truckin', But 'Greener'

Imagine having a computerized gadget on your vehicle that won't let you drive more than 62 mph, even when the speed limit is 75 on a long flat stretch of desert or prairie.

Missouri Seeks Truckers To Participate In Retrofitting Pilot Program

The Missouri Department of Natural Resources and the Grace Hill Clean Air Program are looking for truckers from the St. Louis area that are interested in participating in a retrofitting pilot program aimed at reducing diesel...

Green Machines

Automakers want to put forward a "green" image at this week's Denver International Auto Show.

U.S. EPA Offers $3.6 Million In Grants For Innovative Diesel Emissions Reduction Projects

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency-Region 4, as part of the Southeast Diesel Collaborative, today announced the availability of approximately $3.6 Million in grants to fund projects within the Southeast to demonstrate...