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The world's first fuel cell only powered manned airplane has taken flight and landed in Stuttgart, Germany heralding in a new form of clean transportation.

Our transportation portfolio is in desperate need of diversification because right now it’s downright pathetic.

The move to green up the airline industry is heating up. The recent gas prices have been fueling the fire and environmentalists are fanning the flames, but there are some cool eco-friendly ideas on the horizon that could completely change the way we fly.

It’s been an intriguing week for British environmental activists, with the discovery of a spy in the camp at UK aviation protest group Plane Stupid...

Boeing has just shown off the world's first hydrogen fuel cell hybrid electric manned airplane to fly, a zero emissions vehicle, which climbed to 3,300-feet and cruised at 62 mph.

An Airbus A380 aircraft has successfully completed the world's first ever flight by a commercial aircraft using a liquid fuel processed from gas (Gas to Liquids - GTL) in the first stage of a test flight programme to evaluate the environmental impact of alternative fuels in the airline market.

As ski resorts, dive spots, popular summer retreats and other destinations degrade, tourism experts warn of big changes ahead. One group is even proposing a lottery system to allow access to sensitive destinations, in an effort to keep them from getting ruined.