Entries tagged “Walking”

1. Carectomy week in review

   By Joshua Liberles Posted Fri Apr 4, 2008 8:37am PDT for ecogeek

   The alterna-transport blog looks at parking, ethanol, and congestion pricing. Read full post »

   Related tags:

   • Blogs,
   • Pollution,
   • Walking,
   • Biofuels,
   • Commuting

2. Carectomy week in review

   By Joshua Liberles Posted Tue Mar 11, 2008 1:09am PDT for ecogeek

   The alternative transit blog asks why execs still fly to meetings, looks at Albuquerque's tiny little free bus system, rallies for the National Bike Bill, and puts on walking shoes. Read full post »

   Related tags:

   • Business,
   • Blogs,
   • Biking,
   • Government,
   • Walking,
   • Activism

3. An extra hour of sun

   By Trystan L. Bass Posted Mon Mar 10, 2008 2:08pm PDT for greenpicks

   Green things to do with that extra hour of daylight. Read full post »

   Related tags:

   • Weather,
   • Gardening,
   • Biking,
   • Cleaning,
   • Pets,
   • Walking

4. Escape from the suburban fringe

   By Trystan L. Bass Posted Thu Mar 6, 2008 1:22pm PST for greenpicks

   Will the subprime-mortgage crisis hasten the greening of our cities? Read full post »

   Related tags:

   • Finances,
   • Media,
   • Walking,
   • House,
   • Commuting

5. Carectomy week in review

   By Joshua Liberles Posted Sun Feb 24, 2008 1:41am PST for ecogeek

   Innovative bicycles, mass transit for weight loss, popular trains, and ethanol's pitfalls, all in the latest Carectomy blog. Read full post »

   Related tags:

   • Travel,
   • Blogs,
   • Biking,
   • Walking,
   • Biofuels,
   • Commuting

6. Car(bon) free in California

   By Trystan L. Bass Posted Mon Oct 22, 2007 10:31am PDT for greenpicks

   The Car(bon)free in California blog aims to reduce the impact of cars in California first, then the world. Read full post »

   Related tags:

   • Biking,
   • Walking,
   • Cars,
   • Commuting

7. How walkable is your hood?

   By Hank Green Posted Wed Aug 8, 2007 9:35am PDT for ecogeek

   A new web site promises to help you figure out how walkable your neighborhood really is by rating how far you have to go on foot to do your errands and have a good time. Read full post »

   Related tags:

   • Walking,
   • Tools

8. WalkIt.com: MapQuest for your feet

   By Hank Green Posted Fri Jul 13, 2007 9:42am PDT for ecogeek

   WalkIt is mapping out cities for bicycle and pedestrian commuters so that they can find the fastest, safest, and simplest routes walking routes through their cities. Read full post »

   Related tags:

   • United Kingdom,
   • Walking