Aid groups drive to curb deadly gas-guzzling cars. Aid workers in the UK are joining a growing initiative to make humanitarian groups more responsible with their gas-guzzling four-wheel-drive cars, which belch out fumes that pollute the local environment and make people sick. [News Source]

Aid groups drive to curb deadly gas-guzzling cars. Aid agencies spend about $800 million a year on vehicles, but they could save $160 million annually -- and many lives -- by training staff in road safety and buying appropriate cars to higher environmental standards, logistics specialists say. [News Source]