Taxpayers' Leaf: Four Recharging Stops Needed to Go 180 Miles | National Legal and Policy Center

As for the heavily coal-generated electricity from the Tennessee Valley Authority that powered his trip, well, let’s not go there.

I-80 tally: 45 vehicles, 17 with lesser injuries | Washington Examiner

 A county emergency official says 45 vehicles were caught up in a pileup that closed Interstate 80 for about eight hours in western Pennsylvania, and that 17 people were injured.

...State police are still investigating, but Clark says snow squalls cut visibility and made the road slick at times on Monday, even though only about a half-inch of snow actually fell that day.

Flashback:  Climate change could snarl U.S. transport: study

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Flooded highways, railroads and
airport runways are among the transportation snarls looming as
the world's climate changes, and officials should plan with
this in mind, a U.S. study says.

Body found at Mount Rainier National Park is that of gunman | KRTV.com | Great Falls, Montana

The man suspected of killing a Mount Rainier National Park ranger likely died from hypothermia, authorities said on Monday, hours after the body of Benjamin Colton Barnes was found face-down on the mountain.

...A plane searching the remote wilderness discovered Barnes' body hours from where authorities could get to him. He had managed to evade snowshoe-wearing SWAT teams and dogs on his trail for nearly a day, but couldn't escape chest-deep snow.