Transport – Aug 29
Hooky Bump’in, and other parasitic relationships
The green VW
Save the environment, work from home
Hooky Bump’in, and other parasitic relationships
The green VW
Save the environment, work from home
Mutiny shakes US food aid industry
To eat …. or to drive?
Goodbye beautiful Britain
The agonies of agflation
Destination Earth – delightful 1956 oil propaganda cartoon
Archdruid: Uncharted Waters
The end of traffic jams?
In India, one cheap car could go a long way
Sharon Astyk: Get on a bike
How walkable is your neighborhood?
Virgin Blue finds fuel costs add drag
Netherlands: Car sharing gaining popularity
Bikes in Portland: We like fun, but we really like functional
WHO predicts more global epidemics, blames air travel
TIME: Does flying harm the planet?
Oil Depletion and the Brisbane airport expansion
The newly appointed head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has put the big hush on one of the government’s most important safety agencies. The agency’s new policy effectively means that some of the world’s top safety researchers are no longer allowed to talk to reporters or to be freely quoted about automotive safety issues that affect pretty much everybody.
The 100mpg hybrid car should be here, now! The only thing inhibiting the plugin-hybrid / electric car has been the battery – and as this article will illustrate – the batteries are indeed ready.
LA Times: Drunk on ethanol
Lord Oxburgh : Biofuels and the future
Biofuels switch a mistake, say researchers
China, India face water risk from biofuel: IWMI
Forget biofuels – burn oil and plant forests instead
Monbiot: Beneath Heathrow’s pall of misery, a new political movement is born
US castoffs resume dirty career
Greenhouse development rights: climate-clean and fair?
Naked on a glacier to spread global warming message
Warming will exacerbate water conflicts
China’s new middle class in love with cars – big cars
Less driving is more cash for Portland
India: Plastic car will be world’s cheapest
Trains on track to play key role in bioeconomy
Zimbabwe air transport sector hits turbulence
Heathrow growth is Plane Stupid focus
PT users unite in call for federal funds
Legal quiz on £5.5m rail platform
Buses threaten strike if trams get the green light
Inspectors told to stay away