By Jeff Yeager for daily_green_cheapskate 1 Comments

How to save time, money, and environmental impact when getting to work and school in our car-crazy culture. Read full post »
By Christie Nash for ecomii_healthy_living 0 Comments

Sometimes when I think about what it takes to “get healthy” I am overwhelmed by the emphasis on all the big life changes to my diet, to my exercise regime, and to my stress levels. ... Read full post »
By Yoni Levinson for ecogeek 0 Comments

“Walkable urbanism” is a catch-all phrase that means many things. It means building developments, towns and cities that put pedestrians first, rather than cars. It means putting retail and office space within walking distance of resident Read full post »
By Trystan L. Bass for greenpicks 5 Comments

Cities coast to coast get top marks for being pedestrian friendly -- even some sprawling Southern California 'burbs better known for freeways. Read full post »
By Jeff Yeager for daily_green_cheapskate 5 Comments

It's more dangerous for kids to be driven to school and healthier for them (and the planet) if kids walked like most of us did a generation ago. Read full post »
By Jeff Yeager for daily_green_cheapskate 3 Comments

One car-free week can save you serious money -- and help the environment. Read full post »
By Huddler's Green Home Community for huddlergreenhome 1 Comments

Get healthy for you and the planet with a reusable water bottle, organic snacks, and recycled fabric gear. Read full post »
By Trystan L. Bass for greenpicks 1 Comments

Celebrate World Carfree Day by walking your neighborhood, taking public transportation to work, or biking around to errands. When you stop driving, you reduce stress, save gas money, and lower air pollution. Read full post »
By Joshua Liberles for ecogeek 0 Comments

The blog asks if a car can ever really be green, shows Japanese teens who love iPods more than cars, and proves that San Jose hates pedestrians. Read full post »
By Joshua Liberles for ecogeek 0 Comments

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 »
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