maxgladwell said:
"Yeah, good post. http://www.maxgladwell.com/2008/06/green-search-more-than-just-a-query-part-i/..." [read]
Anthony said: "Cool. Now this is an intelligent move for any company that can afford the initial investment. I assume the 12MW is the peak power output the system..." [read]
Anthony said: "Just because someone is a scientist doesn't mean they are right. It means they are more likely to be right about particular questions in their fiel..." [read]
Exothermic Reaction said: "Before the NRC and DOE were infiltrated by anti-nuke environmental activists, they put out a book on how Thorium could be used as the perfect nucle..." [read]
Troy said: "does anyone know of a product that will shut off the water flow to the showere head after a pre-set time?..." [read]
Anthony said: "Cool. Now this is an intelligent move for any company that can afford the initial investment. I assume the 12MW is the peak power output the system..." [read]
Anthony said: "Just because someone is a scientist doesn't mean they are right. It means they are more likely to be right about particular questions in their fiel..." [read]
Exothermic Reaction said: "Before the NRC and DOE were infiltrated by anti-nuke environmental activists, they put out a book on how Thorium could be used as the perfect nucle..." [read]
Troy said: "does anyone know of a product that will shut off the water flow to the showere head after a pre-set time?..." [read]
Here are a few recommended websites.
Here are a few recommended websites.
- Ecotality Blog
- Ecostore
- Accidental Environmentalist Jolly Green Girl Confidential
- GreenShopper.com - Environmentally Friendly and Green Shopping Community
- Eco Investment Club
- Runaway Now
- Our Greener Life
- Sustainable is Good
- Variety Presents Green Hollywood
- Switchboard
- Architype Review
- Green Fertility
- The Blue Marble Blog
I get the same feeling on streets in the US. They have a bike lane next to traffic going 50 mph and consider that a bike trail. Obviously those who bike don't designate these bike lanes.
Looks just like the piece of marked bike lane near the courthouse on Brooklyn Bridge Boulevard in Downtown Brooklyn coming from the Brooklyn Bridge. The path is separated from the service lane by 2 rows of cobblestone looking bricks.
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It's not really like that in Amsterdam. I went there a few months ago, and bike dominated the streets. It was hard to walk without getting hit by a bike.
P-Or-tland has a bridge like this, but it has a curb on the left side that if you fall off from, you are in the narrow and busy traffic lane with no where to go but under a car. The right side is the bridge railing, which if you hit a pedal against, you're tossed into the street. No one rides on that bridge.
Doesn't matter how big the bike lanes are. I go to UGA and I regularly find people ignoring them and crossing over or partially crossing over and blocking them completely. Yet to see it happen with a biker in the way :)
Love it!