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RECOMMENDED: Simply Car-Free

an e-Book by Tammy Strobel

01. Mar, 2010 2 Comments

Tammy Strobel, simple-living blogger extraordinaire, has released an expert guide to car-free living.

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Green Living Gets Real

A tour of Boston's affordable, sustainable architecture

08. Dec, 2009 4 Comments

Eco-architecture is only for the rich—or so I thought. But guess what I found in Boston’s green-building scene?

architecture, design, energy-efficient, featured posts, green building, green living, recycling, sustainable

Working Out on the Way to Work

Bike/Foot Commuting vs. Obesity

23. Nov, 2009 3 Comments

GOOD has released an infographic comparing the percentage of active commutes with the percentage of overweight adults in countries around the world. Results? Not surprising.

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How to Travel Cheap & Green: Take the $1 Bus!

21. Oct, 2009 6 Comments

Megabus and other budget transportation companies are not just cheap: they’re comfortable and eco-friendly, too.

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10/15/09: Take Action TODAY!

Fighting climate change with Blog Action Day

15. Oct, 2009 0 Comments

If you care about climate change, now’s the time to get involved. Find out why the time is now–and what you can do to help.

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The Waterpod: life on a New York boat

12. Oct, 2009 2 Comments

How a group of artists created a sustainable life on the waterways of New York–and what we can learn from their shortcomings.

Change the World, Ride a Bike

Tallbike jousting, Critical Mass, Black Label and the sociopolitical underground

02. Oct, 2009 5 Comments

Bike culture has changed: what was once a rich man’s sport is now the pastime of artists and anarchists. How bicycles can (and will) change our lives.