An analysis by WHYY News shows the increased traffic could raise Philly’s transportation sector carbon emissions by around 4%.

If the drastic service cuts SEPTA has warned about become a reality ... An analysis by WHYY News’ Climate Desk found that the additional vehicle traffic regional planners say would result ...

Philly reacts after Eagles’ tush push gets surprise reprieve The Green Bay Packers’ proposal to ban the play came up short — ...

So much so that a group of septa- and octogenarians have come together ... increase in vehicular traffic leading to noise and dust pollution,” said a senior citizen. Citizens say the green ...

Philadelphia’s climate pollution has continued to drop ... For example, the city should do what it can to ensure SEPTA is funded adequately, so that service cuts don’t push transit riders to drive ...

The EPA rule would undo decades of progress on limiting US climate pollution and could drive up energy prices if expensive ...

The 42-inch pipeline has a blast zone that includes hundreds of homes, businesses, schools, day cares, parks and recreation ...

A study by UC San Diego researchers reveals that pollutants found in the sewage-laden Tijuana River are ending up in the air ...

Meanwhile, the push toward car use is daunting for city-dwellers faced with traffic, air pollution, and high costs for gas and parking. “SEPTA is the great equalizer as it were of the city and ...

Proposed cuts to SEPTA’s transit system will lead to an increase in commuter times on Bucks and Montgomery County roads – for example, up 12 percent on PA-309 and up 9 percent on Street Road ...