A discussion forum for those interested in the carfree cities concept. Includes discussion of related transport and energy issues. Companion to the presentation at Carfree.com and the newsletter Carfree Times. Only intended for discussion of personal experiences as they relate to the larger issues. This is NOT cycling or transport group, although we do talk some about these issues.
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your library. We try not to go over old ground in this group. The first post of any new member is sent to me for moderation. If I don't like the post, I don't approve it, and your post will not appear. If I am out of town, it may take 10 days for your post to appear.
From Streetsblog, using the TExas data I've posted several times before. But this time, Texas rep Krusee brought up road financing and sprawl in his state at
My big hangup on the home buyers' tax break is it's a regressive tax break: it's a tax break for people who can afford to buy homes, but not those who can only
"Boys will be boys." And why it is important to change this in the world climate debate and decision structure. Editorial: In the triple nexus that is the