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Climate Fairness - blog series [1%], 10/21/2007

Climate change does not affect everyone equally. This Sightline blog series explores ways to help ensure climate change is addressed fairly.

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Bicycle Neglect - blog series [1%], 05/21/2007

Alan Durning looks at which Cascadian cities are doing best at developing bike networks, and how they can do better.

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No More Idling [1%], 01/27/2007

Parked cars and empty seats in moving cars is under-utilized capital. Here's how to make use of it..

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The Facts about Getting Around [1%], 01/25/2007

Here at Sightline, we like counting things. 2006 was a year full of interesting statistics, so we thought we’d share a few of the more telling stats we ran across last year about how we get around and the fuel we use to do it—from our food to parking to gasoline, of course.

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Cascadia Scorecard News--January 2007 [1%], 01/15/2007

Two high-tech solutions to car sharing; the best of fascinating facts on getting around and the things that fuel us.

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Price Tags 90 - Mutual Admirers [1%], 01/08/2007

A comparison of Portland, Oregon, and Vancouver, BC – the poster children of good urbanism in their respective countries – and how they influence each other.

Daily Score series

Word on the Street - Opinion research blog series [1%], 12/21/2006

Sightline communications strategist looks at the latest polling data and political messaging and why it's relevant to the Northwest.

Newsletter article

Not Business as Usual: Michelle Long [1%], 12/05/2006

An interview with Sustianable Connections' executive director, Michelle Long. Bellingham's Sustainable Connections is forging a new model for business as usual.

Newsletter article

Life, Liberty, and Property Values [1%], 12/05/2006

The stunning defeat of so-called property rights ballot measures across the Northwest last month may show that we northwesterners grasp our connectedness: how our individual freedom is protected by democratic standards. Read about property rights and the meaning of freedom.

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Beyond Sesame Street [1%], 12/05/2006

A mom’s favorite urban kids books. It's relatively hard to find good books that tell the story of the typical daily experience of a child—and a parent—traffic, crowds, and, well, city life. Here are a few favorites.

Newsletter

Cascadia Scorecard News--December 2006 [1%], 12/05/2006

Cascadians connect freedom and property rights; a list of kids' books on urban life; profile of Bellingham, Washington's Sustainable Connections and Michelle Long.

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SBLF lecture PDF 07 [1%], 12/01/2006

Newsletter

Price Tags 89 - West Los Angeles [1%], 11/27/2006

Los Angeles is shrinking. Or at least the compact cities that make up West LA. And Chicago's Millennium Park is as good as I expected.

Newsletter article

Slow-motion Revolution [1%], 11/12/2006

What makes the impossible become inevitable? Sightline executive director Alan Durning sets the campaign for a sustainable economy and way of life beside similarly ambitious causes of the past, such as emancipation and suffrage, and finds reasons for optimism.

Newsletter article

Efficiency Pays [1%], 10/25/2006

Five ideas on making it easier for consumers to make better decisions about energy and their home.

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Cascadia Scorecard News--October 2006 [1%], 10/25/2006

Does efficiency in your home pay?; Oregon's winners and losers on property rights; car-less series.

Daily Score series

Election 2006: I-933, Measure 37, and Property Fairness in the Northwest [1%], 10/09/2006

A Daily Score series on the property rights initiatives that several Northwest states said no to in November 2006.

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Initiatives at a Glance-pdf [1%], 10/06/2006

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Initiatives at a Glance [1%], 10/06/2006

A run-down of the six 2006 land-use ballot measures, what they are and how they might affect the states.

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Bainbridge Sustainability - What Will It Take? [1%], 09/26/2006

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Year of Living Car-lessly Series redirect [1%], 09/12/2006

After the demise of their Volvo, Alan Durning's family tries living car-free for one year.

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The Great Seattle Viaduct Debate redirect [1%], 09/12/2006

Clark Williams-Derry analyze the debate between the big ugly and the big costly.

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Sign up for Sightline! [1%], 09/12/2006

Subscribe to Sightline's research and news updates.

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Not Selling the Farm [1%], 09/11/2006

Having a hard time retiring due to measure 37 claim

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Housing Developments Next to Pear Farms [1%], 09/11/2006

Protecting farms in Hood River Valley from Measure 37 claims that could threaten the industry.

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Two Years of Measure 37: The stories [1%], 09/11/2006

How Measure 37 has affected residents of seven Oregon communities.

Newsletter

Cascadia Scorecard News--September 2006 [1%], 09/11/2006

A roundup of the property intiatives coming to a town near you; This Place on Earth now available online; Northwest events.

Fact sheet

Northwest Land-Use Initiatives in 2006 [1%], 09/11/2006

There's a rash of land-use initiatives on the ballot this fall. Here's what's happening in your region.

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WWII Liberator’s Life: AFS Ambulance Driver Chooses Peace [1%], 09/11/2006

Longtime Sightline friends just published an autobiography titled: WWII Liberator's Life: AFS Ambulance Driver Chooses Peace. The book chronicles Norman Kunkel's experiences as a young man serving in the ambulance corps during WWII that caused him to return home as a lifelong advocate for peace.

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Got Measure 37 stories? [1%], 09/11/2006

Paging Oregon residents!