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Car-Free Pittsburgh- What’s your carbon footprint?Check out this site: www.carbonfootprint.com and use the calculator to assess your carbon footprint. My carbon footprint is currently 1.936 tonnes of CO2. The US average is 20.4 tonnes! The only way to maintain a carbon footprint this low is to not own a car. My commute by bus and rail ...
- My daily commute91A headed downtown. I board at 24th and Penn in the Strip District. A lighter day on the 91A. Recently it has been standing room only by the time the bus arrives in the Strip. After a 7-minute bus ride, we arrive at the Wood Street T Station downtown. Down the escalator... In ...
- What’s your neighborhood’s Walk Score?The factor that most directly influences your ability to live a car-free lifestyle is where you live. If you work outside of your home, proximity to your office is one factor to consider as you probably make that trip 5 days in a typical week. When choosing a neighborhood that ...
- Car-free to car-poor and back…againAt first, I loved living in Chicago without a car. My only obligations were rent and utilities. For the first time in my life, I was able to save some money. I remember thinking about the trade offs of living in the city versus living in the suburbs. A lot of ...
- Car-free to car-poor and backWe all start out car-free. I purchased my first car my junior year of college when I got an internship at General Electric. Until that point, I was 100% dependent on on my feet, my bike, and mass transit. As a kid, I loved to bike. I biked most places even ...
- Car-Free in Pittsburgh?I don't own a car. Not because I can't afford a car. I simply don't want to own one. I don't think I'll every want to own one again. I've owned several cars. I've been caught up in the American addiction to the automobile. I upgraded several times...kept up with the ...
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August 19, 2008 at 2:52 am
Very Nice Site! Thanx!
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