Transportation

Cycling Is To Transportation As Efficiency Is To Energy

Treehugger | Andrew Posner | Posted 08.05.2008 | Green


Until the recent spike in gas prices, much of the discussion about solving our transportation problems--namely, emissions from cars and dependence on ...

CarSharing 2.0: Give Us Many Transportation Options (Please!)

Graham Hill | Posted 08.05.2008 | Green


Graham Hill

Do you find yourself using a big car or truck when something smaller would do the job? Would you book an electric bike or golf cart or folding bike to cut your carbon footprint?

Little Progress Since Bridge Collapse

AP | ROBERT TANNER, STEVE KARNOWSKI and FRANK BASS | Posted 07.30.2008 | Politics


MINNEAPOLIS — A year after the worst U.S. bridge collapse in a generation brought calls for immediate repairs to other spans, two of every three...

Least Walkable Cities

Treehugger | Kenny Luna | Posted 07.21.2008 | Green


When Walk Score recently released their ranking of the ten most walkable U.S. cities there was no doubt that folks in places like San Francisco, Bos...

Energy Crisis Or Transportation Crisis?

Treehugger | Lloyd Alter | Posted 07.16.2008 | Green


Our favorite graph, which demonstrates that almost all of our petroleum is used for transportation. Benjamin J. Turon writes an op-ed in the Schene...

Five (New) Rules for Driving Green

Starre Vartan | Posted 07.14.2008 | Green


Starre Vartan

For whatever reason, you can't quite give that fossil fuel fiend sitting in the garage up completely.

Bikes Help L.A. Commuters Get Around Gas Prices

Los Angeles Times | Leslie Earnest | Posted 07.08.2008 | Green


High gasoline prices are fueling bicycle sales, and on some days Michael Hall's blood pressure. At least three times a week, Hall pedals to his job i...

When Ugly Is Greener

Karin Kloosterman | Posted 06.25.2008 | Green


Karin Kloosterman

I've gone through about seven different bikes in as many years. The relative speed at which each bike was stolen was related to how beautiful it was.

The Greatest Inventions of the Past 100 Years

Jay Walljasper | Posted 06.23.2008 | Green


Jay Walljasper

I live a short ride away from one of the best network of urban bike trails in the country -- it's boosted biking so much that Minneapolis now trails only Portland in commuters who bike to work.

Water-Fueled Car Too Good To Be True?

Treehugger | Michael Graham Richard | Posted 06.18.2008 | Green


Water-Powered Cars Like clockwork, every time oil prices shoot up journalists scramble for stories about energy, and a few water-powered cars and ...

Another "Benefit" From $200 Oil...

Perry Yeatman | Posted 06.16.2008 | Business


Perry Yeatman

There was a fair amount of reaction to my last blog about the potential benefits of $200 oil. Most of the negativity centered around the fact that ma...

Tackling Higher Energy Prices, One Subway Line at the Time

Jeremy Jacquot | Posted 06.15.2008 | Green


Jeremy Jacquot

These are heady days for mass transit. As gas prices continue their inexorable rise, public transit ridership has experienced its own mini-boom, with ...

Oh Please: Chrysler Offering $2.99 Gas

Jessica Jensen | Posted 06.09.2008 | Green


Jessica Jensen

Chrysler has recently launched its "Let's Refuel America" campaign in which it claims to offer Americans protection from rising gas prices. Anyone buy...

Rebuilding America's Transportation Infrastructure

Steven G. Brant | Posted 01.31.2008 | Politics


Steven G. Brant

I am at "Moving America Forward?": A Presidential Candidates Forum on Transportation and Infrastructure, moderated by Samuel I. Schwartz and Sponsored...

The Ten Best Public Policies of 2007

Andrea Batista Schlesinger | Posted 12.27.2007 | Politics


Andrea Batista Schlesinger

From DMI's Year In Review 2007 1. Arbitrary Dispute Resolution The Seventh Amendment hasn't been repealed. So how did Americans lose the right to tr...


 

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