Bicycle

If You’re Gonna Knock Someone Off Their Bike, At Least Give Them A Mattress To Land On (VIDEO)

Originally published on Bikocity. This looks like a stunt or a fake video or something, but apparently it’s not. A Brazilian bicyclist was minding his own business when a guy driving a truck (quite fast, I might add) saw the bicyclist at the last minute, swerved, and delivered a mattress to the bicyclists backside… after [&hellip

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By Zachary Shahan | March 22, 2014 | Bicycle |
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Californians Walking, Bicycling, & Using Mass Transit Have Doubled Since 2000

There are now twice as many Californians walking, biking, or using public transportation on an average day as there were in the year 2000, according to the most recent results from the California Household Travel Survey (CHTS). To be exact, almost 23% of household trips were taken by walking, biking, and public transportation during the [&hellip

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By James Ayre | March 21, 2014 | Bicycle |
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Paris Smog Can Take Cars Off The Streets

Travelers cherish the city of Paris for the charm of its luxurious springtime, but maybe not this year. Since last Wednesday, air pollution in Paris and 22 suburbs has topped the safe limit for PM10 particulates (80 mg/cubic meter). The Paris smog readings hit 180 mg on Friday, more than twice the accepted safe limit. This [&hellip

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By Sandy Dechert | March 18, 2014 | Bicycle, Health |
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Endorsement For Obama — Focused On Cleantech, Climate, And Jobs Support

  As I just noted on Facebook, I don’t see how anyone could vote for Romney other than selfish millionaires and billionaires. Here are just some of the reasons why Obama is a much better option: On Obama: CleanTechnica’s Evaluation…

By Zach | November 4, 2012 | Bicycle, Business & Economy, Cleantech, Climate Change, Energy Efficiency, Government Policy & Politics, Solar Energy, Transportation, Wind Energy | No Comments |
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Green & Food News Catch-Up

I said I was going to start doing weekly summaries of my articles from around the web just a couple posts ago, but my last one was actually published almost a month ago now (partly due to a vacation). The…

By Zach | September 9, 2010 | Bicycle, Business & Economy, City Planning, Cleantech, Climate Change, Cool Animal Stories, Endangered Species, Food & Water, Government Policy & Politics, Health, Media, Recipes, Solar Energy, Transportation | No Comments |
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White Tigers, Favorite Fruits, Ocean Cleanup Efforts, and Solar Energy

White Tigers, Favorite Fruits, Ocean Cleanup Efforts, and Solar Energy

I decided rather than posting the first part of each article I write on here verbatim that I would start doing a one-article summary once a week of the articles I wrote during the week. We’ll see how this goes.…

By Zach | August 8, 2010 | Bicycle, Business & Economy, City Planning, Cleantech, Climate Change, Cool Animal Stories, Endangered Species, Food & Water, Government Policy & Politics, Solar Energy, Transportation, Wind Energy | No Comments |
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