Cities – July 11
London readies for ‘energy revolution’
Belgian city offers a workable, fare-free model
NYC: Congestion pricing is also security pricing
London readies for ‘energy revolution’
Belgian city offers a workable, fare-free model
NYC: Congestion pricing is also security pricing
When building green ain’t so green
First zero emissions, zero waste city in Abu Dhabi
Urban chic: city growth can be ‘a force for good’
17 reasons to stop charging people to ride the bus:
The case for fare-free transit
India races for the world’s cheapest car
Local rail- an overview
Excerpts from recent Australian documentary on home energy use and efficiency.
Bamboo bike quite the offshoot
UN calls for pedal power
Have canoe, will cycle: World Heritage sustainable commuting
Time pedals on for Critical Mass
My pleasant walk through these leafy streetscapes is deceptive. For all its orderliness this neighborhood generates enormous entropy that is hidden from the viewer’s eyes. This has implications for our political life because these are the kinds of neighborhoods across the United States from which communities draw their leaders and in which turnout is heaviest during election time.
The 12 steps of Transition – the movie(s)
Soil: The secret solution to global warming
Terra Preta- agricultural miracle from the past?
10 Steps to a slow home
Germany mulling program to boost energy efficiency
Jerome a Paris: The Anglo disease
The middle classes discover they’ve been duped by the super-rich
Tidal wave of debt engulfing the young
Kunstler: Peak suburbia
Jammed cities eye ‘pay to drive’
Walkability helps older adults stay healthy
Tourist space jet unveiled
EasyJet unveils ‘ecoJet’
Suburbs with downtown appeal
Building the future: Community buildings
Building the Future: Home
Zero-carbon housing
Reaction to the recent sustainability plan for New York City: “I expected to see steps that ask people to give more of themselves than their money. Why weren’t people encouraged to educate themselves about energy? Learn where it comes from. Don’t blindly accept proposals offered by government, corporations, or so-called experts.”
California standards could crimp Alberta tar sands boom
Pelosi scuttles Dems plan that would have blocked greenhouse limits
California leads energy efficiency
Calif. sees sprawl as warming culprit
Inland Empire 25-year growth targeted