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Meet the 'Shoupistas.' They hate free parking
When Donald Shoup started connecting the availability of parking with air pollution and sprawl in the 1970s, the urban planning professor was considered an "academic bottom-feeder," he said.
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Camille von Kaenel, E&E News reporter
When Donald Shoup started connecting the availability of parking with air pollution and sprawl in the 1970s, the urban planning professor was considered an "academic bottom-feeder," he said.
President Trump's rewrite of a Nixon-era environmental law — if it withstands expected legal challenges and the November election — could have major implications for energy projects, including oil and gas pipelines nationwide.
By Kelsey Brugger, Lesley Clark and Carlos Anchondo in Energywire
The Twitter accounts of prominent politicians and CEOs were hacked yesterday in a cryptocurrency scam that appears to be the biggest-ever security breach on the popular social media site.
By Christian Vasquez in Energywire
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President Trump's rewrite of a Nixon-era environmental law — if it withstands expected legal challenges and the November election — could have major implications for energy projects, including oil and gas pipelines nationwide.
By Kelsey Brugger, Lesley Clark and Carlos Anchondo in Energywire
The Twitter accounts of prominent politicians and CEOs were hacked yesterday in a cryptocurrency scam that appears to be the biggest-ever security breach on the popular social media site.
By Christian Vasquez in Energywire