- Brad Plumer
- Reporter
Brad Plumer is a reporter at the Washington Post writing about domestic policy, particularly energy and environmental issues.
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Americans buying more efficient cars
For years, the United States has been known as the land of the gas guzzler. But that's been changing since 2007. The average fuel economy of new cars in the United States has soared. And vehicle emissions are dropping as a result.
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A compilation of bizarre traffic mishaps in Russia, along with a sage piece of advice--always carry a camera on your dashboard.
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