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• Backgrounder

  March 7, 2006

  More Parks, Less Parking

  The gist: Easing requirements for parking—as some Northwest cities are doing—would make the price of...
  March 7, 2006

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• Backgrounder

  March 7, 2006

  Why Bikes Are a Sustainable Wonder

  Two-wheeling ranks as the most energy-efficient form of travel, especially for short trips–and makes you...
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• Backgrounder

  March 7, 2006

  Spread Clean Technology with Feebates

  Still awaiting their Northwest debut, feebates are a novel combination of fees and rebates, designed...
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• Backgrounder

  March 7, 2006

  Expand Roadless Areas

  A key way to protect the region’s intact landscapes is to expand roadless areas.
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• Backgrounder

  March 7, 2006

  Ease Congestion by Pricing It

  The best-kept secret among transportation experts is the near-universal agreement that variable tolls–known as congestion...
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• Backgrounder

  March 7, 2006

  Green Taxes – Highlights

  The top findings from Sightline’s research on using Cascadia’s tax system to improve the region’s...
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• Backgrounder

  March 7, 2006

  Pay-As-You-Drive Car Insurance

  One of the best solutions for rewarding motorists for driving less and making insurance more...
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• Backgrounder

  March 7, 2006

  Make Best Transportation Buys First

  Bus, rail, or monorail? Here’s a system for figuring out which transportation solutions are the...
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• Backgrounder

  March 7, 2005

  Urban Planning and Smart Growth: Building Complete, Compact Communities

  Building complete, compact communities—the opposite of poorly planned sprawl—yields an impressive array of benefits including:...
  March 7, 2005

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• Book, Cascadia Scorecard

  February 24, 2005

  Cascadia Scorecard 2005

  Focus on Energy

  The 2005 Scorecard gives a concise update on how Cascadia ranks in seven key trends,...
  February 24, 2005

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  Senior Communications Associate
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