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Transportation Trifecta: Cars, Climate Change, and Oil Security / Deborah Gordon. Carnegie Endowment for International Peace,    Commentary, April 18, 2011http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/CarnegieEndowmentForInternationalPeacePublications/~3/Ic93MouE_1E/index.cfmPresident Obama got it right—the failure of last year’s climate bill  does not mean the death of climate policy. Good things often come in  threes and finding breakthroughs that transform vehicles will mitigate  climate change, reduce air pollution, and cut oil dependency, all at  once.   Cars, not coal, need to be the priority in addressing climate change.  That’s not to say coal—with its inherent environmental, health, and  safety risks—is off the hook. It’s just not on the front burner...