Is public transportation deprecated?
Some measures to climate-proof our lives will need government. But for transportation, it’s likely to be the opposite. When. . .
Transportation costs
Walkability 2
Some previously unnoticed advantages of walkable neighborhoods. A walkable neighborhood can help climate-proof our lives; we know. . .
Save money. Rip up some streets.
Gravel is cheaper than asphalt, and well-graded gravel is easier on cars than potholed asphalt. With worsening summer temperatures speeding up road decay, and worsening. . .
A simple life is hard to imagine. Here’s one way.
Lost driver: “Can you tell me how to get to Union Grove?” Roadside farmer: “No. But. . .
Falling bridges, rising taxes
Collapsing bridges and collapsing federal fuel tax revenues mean the cost of fixing our deficient infrastructure. . .
Can cheap water transport ease our roads?
Losing city waterfront to non-water uses may hurt as water transport becomes relatively cheaper.
The flow of gasoline through your wallet
Gasoline eats a big part of our disposable income. It could get a lot worse. There. . .
New free-market transit coming?
Alternatives to automobile and public transportation, like jitney, flex, and shared services, are becoming more popular.
Cohousing – designed for these times?
Cohousing can have advantages any time, but especially when energy, food and other family budget threats. . .
The right roof for a ‘food-price-crisis decade’
Urban farms, whether indoors or out, are an increasingly popular way of adapting to energy and. . .
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