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Posts tagged denmark
How Copenhagen Became a Great People-Oriented City (Video)
04 august 2010
Pay Attention, We Need to Learn From This
Are you tired of hearing us rave about Copenhagen yet? I hope not, because that city is a constant source of inspiration, an...Read the full story on TreeHugger [continue]
Five Benefits of Cycle Commuting
14 july 2010
Photo: Richard Masoner, Flickr
Cycle commuting is apparently safer than not cycling to work. A Danish study assessing the health status of 30,000 people over a 14 year period found that, with all other factors being equal, simply cycling to work lowered the risk of death by 40%.
Studies have... [continue]
The Power is in Pedals, Says WorldWatch Institute
22 june 2010
Image: Worldwatch
It was with a sad heart I learned that the WorldWatch Institute have decided to mothball their illustrious print magazine after 136 stellar issues.* But at least it goes out with a bang, by including an article on bicycle transport, by senior researcher Gary Gardner.
Obviously,... [continue]
Domestic plug-in at Samso Hotel
09 june 2010
BBC Electric Ride posted a photo:
In port town of Kolby Kas on Samso Island. Hotel owner Rene lets us charge our car via an extension cable into his kitchen. [continue]
Domestic plug-in at Samso Hotel
09 june 2010
BBC Electric Ride posted a photo:
In port town of Kolby Kas on Samso Island. Hotel owner Rene lets us charge our car via an extension cable into his kitchen. [continue]
Presence of world leaders 'paralysed' climate summit, UN letter claims
30 may 2010
United Nations climate chief says Danish presidency's backing for US also derailed Copenhagen negotiationsA leaked letter from the United Nations' climate chief suggests the Copenhagen climate summit failed because the presence of 130 world leaders paralysed decision-making and the Danish presidency... [continue]