Dubai Metro, a Futuristic Commute Slicing Through the Desert

Feb 02, 2012 No Comments by

Whether you want to visit the city’s souqs, the bombastic Dubai malls or the city’s various business or style hubs, a ride on the Dubai Metro is a must.

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Swedish Cities Close to Building a Bicycle Superhighway

Jan 20, 2012 No Comments by

Sweden’s transportation authority has approved a four line bicycle superhighway between the southern cities of Malmö and Lund.

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The 10 Emerging Sustainable Cities to Watch in 2012

Jan 03, 2012 1 Comment by

Whether they benefit from visionary leaders, flourishing social enterprise, or commitment from community activists, the following 10 cities are well worth a visit to experience their transformation and resilience.

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Tokyo’s Soaring Monorail the Best City Tour

Nov 29, 2011 No Comments by

Connecting Odaiba to Shimbashi Station, the Yurikamome monorail is a fantastic way to reach one of Tokyo’s most iconic neighborhoods

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Arguments Vs. Rail Noise Die With 3D Printing and Arduino Invention (Maybe)

Sep 15, 2011 No Comments by

Using motion detection software, arduino, a webcam, and parts printed from a 3D printer, Ed Rogers has been able to jerry-rig his windows to shut his windows when trains saunter on by.

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Atlanta Slowly Embraces Smart Growth With More Rail

Jul 26, 2011 No Comments by

Atlanta’s BeltLine, a 22-mile public transit with rail, hiking trails, and parks is a US$2.8 billion gamble that will revitalize inner city neighborhoods and abandoned industrial sites.

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“Carmageddon” an Example of Failed Leadership and Failing Transportation

Jul 14, 2011 No Comments by

“Carmageddon,” the closing of I-405 July 15-18 to complete some much needed road work, has been all the rage. Resourcefulness, not rage, would be more appropriate.

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EPA & HUD Kick Off Sustainable Communities Program

Jun 16, 2011 No Comments by

The EPA, HUD, and DOT launched a grant program that will help build more sustainably-built and public transportation-friendly communities.

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Richard Florida: Transit Provides Families Financial Benefits

Jun 13, 2011 2 Comments by

Pedestrian-friendly streets, easy access to rail, or even convenient access to transit can pay financial dividends for families, according to Richard Florida.

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GRI Launches Airport Operators Sector Supplement

May 26, 2011 No Comments by

The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) leaves no stone, or should I say, sector, unturned, and the Amsterdam-based sustainability reporting standards organization is now launching another sector supplement for the airport operator sector.

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A Capital Idea: See DC By Bicycle

Feb 23, 2011 No Comments by

Capital Bikeshare has 1100 bicycles available for short- and long- term rental in DC. They are in tourist heavy areas like the national mall, are in chic neighborhoods like Dupont Circle, and are often placed by Metro stations.

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2010: The Year in Review

Dec 31, 2010 2 Comments by

Whatever happens during 2011, GreenGoPost.com will not go away. I love hearing from folks around the world: after all, readers from at least 130 countries have visited the site, and readership has jumped one-half since August. I’m sharing my thoughts and top ten most visited articles.

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