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Ann Arbor Says: Curb Your Car

This spring has already featured national programs to promote train travel (National Train Day) and to give pedal power a boost with Bike to Work Week. On a more localized level, add Ann Arbor’s Curb Your Car Month to the list of organized efforts to improve our environment by decreasing car use.
getDowntown hosts the initiative, [...]

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Two Wheeled Fun: A Folder, a Triporteur

Ever wanted a bike that could take you climb mountain trails to the top of the Alps, handle the descent, then quickly fold up for easy transport on a bus, subway, or plane with no oversized charges? Swiss Bike’s lineup folds down in seconds – just remove the front wheels, flip a quick release on [...]

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Want A Hummer, Little Girl?

If children are our future, Hummer had better step off. The most hated car in America is still getting love from kids, no thanks to the General Motors’ shameless pandering. Hummers have appeared in Happy Meals, as a battery-operated Power Wheels toy (described in this ad as “adorable”), as [...]

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“Large Fella” Bikes Back to Life

I just came across an incredibly inspiring story of a guy who completely turned his life around via our friend the bicycle. We’ve all heard about the unhealthy person that finds the bike, loses a bunch of weight, discovers life. But Scott Cutshall’s about-face literally cheated death and shows the power of a truly determined [...]

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Quit the Car, Save the Brain!

The impact that relying on cars for transportation has on our bodies is profound. Our door-to-door, car-centric culture brings with it an increased risk for obesity, heart disease, diabetes, and early death. It turns out that it’s not just our bodies, but also our minds that are suffering from our car-enhanced sedentary lifestyles.
From Wired:
Don’t [...]

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Short and Sweet: Rush Hour Commute, Sans Car

Mat’s Commute from Mat Barlow on Vimeo.
A short film by Mat Barlow, committed bike commuter, takes us for a pleasant ride, sans the typical rush hour aggravations.  Shot from behind the handlebars, the film takes viewers with Mat as he cruises to work without a single red light, bottleneck, or highway [...]

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Mainstream Media Covers Gas Crisis, Mass Transit Spike, and Changing World

The ramifications of high-priced gas have hit center-stage as shown by this video from the Today Show:

It looks likely that the problem is only going to get worse. As our sibling-blog Envirowonk reports, “Unless you are fortunate enough not to rely on a car for your day-to-day needs, you might have heard that oil [...]

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Gas Prices and Mass Transit Ridership Surge

Mass transit ridership has increased steadily in the Untied States for the past 10 years – a fact depicted in this graphic appearing in today’s New York Times. But the rate of increase has spiked in the early months of 2008, commensurate with the rise in gas prices.
We ran an article in January asking [...]

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Time’s Up: Not Just in New York

Think of it as a warmer, friendlier, kookier Critical Mass, with fewer anarchists at its helm. Times Up! hosts festivals for folding bikes and Doggie Pedal Parades, and believes that “Bicycles are traffic, and as such they have the same right to be on the road — and travel at their own speed — [...]

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Completing the Circle: Gas at the Pump, War in Iraq, and Global Warming

The war in Iraq, originally known as O.I.L. (Operation Iraqi Liberation, that is) recently passed its fifth anniversary. Oil Change International recently published a study that quantifies the greenhouse gas emissions from the Iraq War as well as some of the environmental opportunity costs.
The study found that the war has generated at least 141 [...]

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