Dec 7, 2011
Is car-sharing a model for mainstream transportation in the future?
by Anderson Kehbila
The automobile industry has undergone significant changes over the past decades. However, it is arguably on the verge of its greatest transformation ever. While commuting to work on public transit, I see three big changes: A growing number of people are embracing the idea of... read more
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Aug 31, 2011
Addicted to speed? Slow down, reduce your carbon footprint and retire 15 years earlier
by Paul Tranter
Modern societies are addicted to speed.  A hurry virus has taken over our lives.  Time pressure is now a serious health issue, linked with stress, depression, lack of physical activity and obesity.  We eat fast food to save time, yet still don’t have enough time for regular exercise. A... read more
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Jun 21, 2011
Cycling in Vancouver: more than just an alternative mode of transportation
by Maria Oliveira
Cyclists are now a common sight on the streets of Vancouver. On May 31st, in honour of Bike to work week, Carbon Talks hosted the City of Vancouver’s Director of Transportation, Jerry Dobrovolny, for a dialogue on the city’s plans to accommodate the growing number of cycling enthusiasts.... read more
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