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Bus Rapid Transit: The Perfect Solution?

There’s always been a bit of a stigma associated with bus travel. Some of it smacks of classism and the view of buses being dirty, sub-par, and for the poor. Debates rage over the efficacy of train/light rail travel vs. buses. Buses need much less infrastructure to support their routes but, because they must contend [...]

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Glastonbury Festival Celebrates Green Transport

The annual Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts is encouraging concertgoers to leave their cars at home. A full third of people attending the three day celebration (akin to Woodstock, but in the English countryside) will commute by public transport (including via coach and rail) and Festival organizers are encouraging all who attend to [...]

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Four Blocks of L.A. Go Car-Free for Earth Day

In honor of Earth Day (April 22), the Wilshire Center Business Improvement Corporation(WCBIC) and The City of Los Angeles will designate four car-free blocks, beginning at 10 a.m. and ending at 5 p.m.
The "Earth Day Celebration" at Wilshire Center will include live music, a bike raffle, tours of the Metro Rapid Bus, and a [...]

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EcoTownz And Cloverleaf City Utopia

Chris Bingham recently asked us to take a look at his websites devoted to the designs of EcoTownz and Cloverleaf Cities. When I came across this tagline, it was clear that more Carectomy-investigation was needed: “Eco-towns should aim to cut car use as much as possible. Instead they should be promoting walking, cycling and [...]

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Cars Drive Crime, Create Scandal: Eight Bodies of Evidence

Last week, an Illinois man attempted to abscond with 300 gallons of big, fat booty—stolen vegetable grease from an area Burger King. The thief, David Richardson, was employed by Restaurant Oils of America in Las Vegas. Police suspect he intended to trade up the siphoned oil by taking it to a refinery [...]

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New York State Assembly Quashes Congestion Pricing Plan

New York City’s proposed congestion pricing bill passed through the City Council with flying colors last week, only to be trounced by Democratic members of the State Assembly yesterday. The congestion pricing tariff, part of mayor Michael Bloomberg’s extensive plan to improve environmental conditions and ease traffic in NYC, would have charged vehicles $8 to [...]

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The End of Ethanol?

Think an ethanol-fueled car is an eco-friendly and economic alternative to your existing gas guzzler? Not so. A recent report by Fortune magazine proves that investors who jumped on the ethanol bandwagon are already taking it in the cornhole. Construction on ethanol plants has halted as quickly as the alterna-fuel trend took [...]

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Californians on Low-CARB Diet in 2009

California is putting itself on a new low-CARB diet—and it’s not part of the Atkins Revolution. The California Air Resources Board (CARB) is issuing new regulations and ratings on vehicle emissions, which require manufacturers to provide and display new global warming information on cars’ smog index sticker. The global warming information will debut [...]

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Zero Per Gallon: All Up in Cars’ Grilles

Are you a proud bike rider who revels in your car-free-ness? Zero Per Gallon is for you. The name derives from the costs of refueling a bike and from not paying into the petro-economy. While zero may be a nice round number, strictly speaking a burrito costs a little more than nada. Still, their guesstimation [...]

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Roads Spur More Deforestation and Disease

“Creating a road just ruins it,” biostatistician Bill Pan told NPR’s Joanne Silberman in a recent story about the Amazon Rain forest. Scientists trekked through the Amazon in Peru, researching how the creation of roads through the pristine forest not only promotes deforestation, but increases the rate of infectious disease, particularly malaria.
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