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Special Series: Inside WCI
In this short series on Sightline's blog, The Daily Score, Senior Researcher Eric de Place takes an in depth look at the Western Climate Initiative's proposal for a regional cap-and-trade system to reduce carbon emissions. He'll look at what's good, what's bad, and what's missing to effectively protect our climate. Read the series.
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Sightline Video: Your Way on the Highway
What if you could have traffic on your terms?
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Slowing Down: Vancouver, BC, and Smart Growth
New Census data finds decline in Vancouver's smart-growth record.
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Can you walk in your neighborhood?
Trying to cut down on driving? Your success may depend on where you live. Residents in compact communities can reach more places on foot, allowing errands to become a leasurely walk in the park. Those living in suburban cul-de-sacs may find themselves longing for a direct route to anything. These telling maps from Sightline's 2006 Cascadia Scorecard visually demonstrate how our neighborhoods affect the well-being of ourselves and our climate. View the compact community and the suburban community.
See also:
» The Daily Score: Does where we live shape how we think and act?
» The Daily Score: Walk Score: Every Big City Neighborhood in America
» See how walkable your neighborhood is at Walkscore.com
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