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Everyday Consumer Goods Drive Up Cities’ Carbon Footprint by 60%
Municipal greenhouse gas emissions are 60% higher than city planners assume, after factoring in items that residents consume but are produced outside city limits, ... -
Biking to Work Grows 34% in Some Toronto Neighbourhoods
The number of Torontonians biking to work increased 34% in some neighbourhoods in just a decade, showing that if safe bicycle infrastructure is available ... -
Ride-Hailing Adds to Urban Congestion
Ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft can do a great job of reducing the number of cars on the road, cutting both emissions and ... -
India Looks to ‘Leapfrog’ Private Cars with Electric Mobility for World’s Second-Biggest Population
India, the world’s second-most populous country, has the opportunity to leapfrog the developed world’s 20th-century infatuation with the private car and “move directly to ... -
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BREAKING: Mayor’s Waffling Could Imperil Toronto’s 80% Carbon Target in July 4 Council Vote
Canada’s biggest city may be about to lose crucial momentum on its commitment to cut greenhouse gas emissions 80% by 2050, with Mayor John ... -
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Pembina Lauds Transit, Biking and Freight Investment in Ontario Budget
Climate and energy investment did not figure prominently in yesterday’s news coverage of the Ontario provincial budget, but the document still got positive reviews ...
