Today’s Headlines
Top Female Execs Seen as Possible Weinshall Replacements (NY Sun) Dad Convinced Hit-Run Son to Surrender (NY Post) European Car Firms Attack Pollution Plans (BBC) EU Car CO2 Fight Only Beginning (BBC) Breakdown of Bush’s Energy, Enviro Budget (Mother Jones) Capturing Greenhouse Gases with Sandstone, Water (CNET) Bishop of London Won’t Fly for a Year … Continued
8:26 AM EST on February 8, 2007
Top Female Execs Seen as Possible Weinshall Replacements (NY Sun)- Dad Convinced Hit-Run Son to Surrender (NY Post)
- European Car Firms Attack Pollution Plans (BBC)
- EU Car CO2 Fight Only Beginning (BBC)
- Breakdown of Bush’s Energy, Enviro Budget (Mother Jones)
- Capturing Greenhouse Gases with Sandstone, Water (CNET)
- Bishop of London Won’t Fly for a Year to Reduce Carbon Footprint (Guardian)
Sarah Goodyear is a journalist and author who has covered cities and transportation for publications such as Grist, CityLab, and Streetsblog.
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