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@punkassjim Amusing, but not the norm. 19% of TerraPass driver have hybrids: http://tinyurl.com/5zjfsp |
@Micki_Wingate Congrats and enjoy your new TerraPass! |
@Mila18 For a good read on the TerraPass business model, try here: http://tinyurl.com/5jxgl7 |
@Udge You can calculate and offset home, flights, weddings, or just buy energy saving gadgets at TerraPass.com. |
A customer writes in after a car-elk collision asking for a replacement decal. Oh, he sent pictures too! We're happily sending another! |
The WSJ editorial team is late to the party with a silly op-ed *two weeks* after the controversy over the NASA temperature data is over. |
Sustainable commuting depends on the little things. The Bike Station in Embarcadero will store your bike and today they fixed my flat tire. |
How fast the tactics shift. Yet another WSJ op-ed today "advocating" for a carbon tax. Just like GM "firmly believes" in a gas tax. Ug. |
Late night curling up with the latest standard docs |
Two TerraPass members wrote to say they sold their cars since last year's purchase. One to finance a sustainability degree. Very cool stuff! |
EPA: during the Atlanta Olympic Games, when driving was reduced emergency room visits for asthma dropped by 41.6 percent! |
A tornado touched down in Brooklyn yesterday. |
I avoid fluoridated water by only drinking coffee. |
"New York Transit System Crippled by Flooding," says NYT. Yeah, no kidding. |
The Chino Basin in California has 300,000 cows in a 50 mile radius. Woah! |
On my jetBlue flight, I watched a piece on Interface CEO Ray Anderson, hero to environmental entrepreneurs everywhere. |
Summer in San Francisco means icicles forming on the rafters. |
Counting the minutes until I can see the new Bourne movie. |
Ok, the suspense is over. Its bus, by a long shot. Caltrain is about 88 mpg. Bus, 184. http://tinyurl.com/23bgog/c... |
Energy Trivia: In the US, are trains or buses are better for carbon emissions? (check back shortly for the answer) |