Originally published on CleanTechnica. Update: An Atlanta EV expert has chimed in with numerous corrections to the Atlanta Business Chronicle (ABC) article. Iām adding that as an addendum. If you read any of the quotes from the ABC article, the addendum is a must-read. Georgia is rankedĀ #4 in the US in terms of electric car
The Union of Concerned Scientistsā Clean Vehicles program recently released an updated version of its rather comprehensive ābackgrounderā on electric vehicles ā āhow much the technology is growing in the country, the opportunities it presents for consumers and automakers, and the challenges facing its adoption,ā to be specific. Also included in the updated backgrounder is
Ā Colored bike lanes are one of my favorite things in the world. They make the greenest form of transportation (bicycling, of course) safer and more attractive. They grant bikers much more respect on the road. In Florida, Iāve been yelled at to get out of the road while I was biking in a bike
The city of Atlanta, where one of our core Important Media employees lives, recently hosted a big bike parade. Atlanta isnāt knowing for its bicycles, but the parade looked pretty sweet and well attended, so it seemed like a good idea to share some photos here to encourage others to host such parades. A big
In the guest post below, Lester R. Brown of the Earth Policy Institute discusses transforming our cities into more sustainable and more livable places. (Subheadings and pictures added.) by Lester R. Brown As I was being driven through Tel Aviv from my hotel to a conference center in 1998, I could not help but note
http://youtu.be/515ejIas544 If we could all just get along like these three unusual friends, we would live in a much different world. In human society, people often do not like others simply because they are different. Humans kill over this matter. In more normal and everyday life, people may not kill each other but may not
