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daily12006-02-22T23:37:51ZHow Low-Carbon Can You Go: The Transportation Ranking http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/climate-CO2byMode Sightline does the math on the most climate-friendly way to travel. We chart CO2 emissions by transportation mode, from an SUV to a plane to a bus. Also shows differences based on occupancy (i.e. full bus vs. half-full bus).No publisherleigh_sightline_orgclimate changeco2homepageclimate series2008-04-29T00:20:08ZGraphicCO2 Emissions from Fossil Fuels by Sector http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/Climate-EmBySector In the Northwest states, 53 percent of our CO2 emissions from fossil fuels stem from transportation uses including commute traffic, freight, and planes. This chart series shows emissions for the Northwest states, the US West, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.No publisherleigh_sightline_orgclimate changelanding pageco2homepageclimate series2008-03-20T06:02:03ZGraphicBritish Columbia Median Income and the Dow Jones http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/Econ-Dow-BC-CS07 Two decades of so-called progress: the Dow soared but BC's middle-class incomes barely budged.No publisherleigh_sightline_orgCascadia Scorecard 20072007-06-26T23:00:47ZGraphicOregon Median Income and the Dow Jones http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/Econ-Dow-OR-CS07 Two decades of so-called progress: the Dow soared but Oregon's middle-class incomes barely budged.No publisherleigh_sightline_orgCascadia Scorecard 20072007-06-26T22:41:34ZGraphicWashington Median Income and the Dow Jones http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/Econ-Dow-WA-CS07 Two decades of so-called progress: the Dow soared but Washington's middle-class incomes barely budged.No publisherleigh_sightline_orgCascadia Scorecard 20072007-06-26T23:06:06ZGraphicIdaho Median Income and the Dow Jones http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/Econ-Dow-ID-CS07 Two decades of so-called progress: the Dow soared but Idaho's middle-class incomes barely budged.No publisherleigh_sightline_orgCascadia Scorecard 20072007-06-26T23:07:39ZGraphicNorthwest GDP and Median Income and the Dow Jones http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/Dow-Median-CS07 Two decades of so-called progress: the Dow soared, Cascadia’s economy doubled, but middle-class incomes barely budged.No publishersightline_lebers_netincomehomepageCascadia Scorecard 20072007-08-04T07:39:22ZGraphicPer Capita Gasoline Consumption in BC and the NW http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/Energy-PerCapUse-CS07 Per-person gasoline consumption in the Northwest states is at its lowest level since 1967—but British Columbians still use much less.No publishersightline_lebers_netclimate seriesconsumptionCascadia Scorecard 2007BCbiofuelshomepageoil addiction2007-08-04T06:55:08ZGraphicLife Expectancy at Birth in the Northwest http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/Health-Lifespan-CS07 Cascadians, on average, are living more than four years longer than they were in 1980.No publishersightline_lebers_netlifespanCascadia Scorecard 20072007-06-12T14:34:09ZGraphicEconomic Security for Northwest States http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/Econ_NWIndex_CS07 Middle- and lower-income households in the Northwest are barely more secure than their counterparts were in 1990.No publisherleigh_sightline_orgCascadia Scorecard 20072007-06-12T14:34:08ZGraphicEconomic Security in BC http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/Econ-BCIndex-CS07 An index of economic security in British Columbia in 2007No publisherleigh_sightline_orgCascadia Scorecard 2007BC2007-06-15T21:00:35ZGraphicNorthwest States Monthly Energy Imports http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/Energy-MonthlyImportsNW-CS07 A chart of monthly natural gas and crude oil imports for Northwest States, in billions of dollars.No publishersightline_lebers_netconsumptionnatural gaslanding pageCascadia Scorecard 2007biofuelsoil addiction2007-08-04T06:55:07ZGraphicAverage Wildlife Populations Index http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/Wildlife-AllSpecies-CS07 Despite some recent gains, key wildlife populations are still struggling.No publishersightline_lebers_netwildlifeCascadia Scorecard 20072007-06-12T14:34:08ZGraphicShare of Residents of Compact Neighborhoods in the NW http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/Sprawl-CompactSh-CS07 Cascadia’s major cities are gradually channeling more of their growth into compact neighborhoods.No publishersightline_lebers_netsmart growthlivable communitiespedestrian friendlyCascadia Scorecard 20072007-06-15T20:51:51ZGraphicTeen Birth Rates in BC and the Northwest http://www.sightline.org/maps/charts/Pop-Teenbirths-CS07 Teen births have fallen rapidly, especially in British Columbia.No publishersightline_lebers_netteen birthsevery child wantedCascadia Scorecard 2007BCfamily sizehomepage2007-06-12T17:33:16ZGraphic