Archive for 'Carbon Footprint'
aD(vO)cAT{s}.bi[cy]cLIng(on)s
Bicycle advocacy comes down to one thing and one thing only: It’s about the safety stupid. Many issues stated by bicy.cling(on) advocates as their primary goals of advocacy befuddle the real objective; increase safety. People, in general, are naturally concerned about the environment, health and city planning concepts that strengthen a sense of community, but [...]
Posted: August 16th, 2012 under Carbon Footprint.
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sU.car·bOn.di·oX·ide.FoOt·PRint:pArT-oNE
(ˈyȯr/ˈkärbən/di’äksid/ˈfu̇t-print/) This is your carbon footprint. If everyone suddenly stopped driving we’d reduce our carbon dioxide emissions by 10% (there’s a balance that also gets shifted around but we’ll ignore that for this argument). Consider that CO2 contribution next time you get in your car. Huh? 10% – How many drivers need to be converted [...]
Posted: April 29th, 2011 under Carbon Footprint, Features.
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