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donaldab dnvWsdUABuilding dense but livable cities will do more to cut transportation generated GHGs than raising car mileage standards.
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Todd Suomelawhy I believe building compact communities should be one of America's highest environmental priorities, and why..our obsession with building greener cars may be obscuring.. the problem and some of the benefits of using land-use change as a primary sustain
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Yule Heibelvia CEOs for Cities, an article by Alex Steffen, which argues for dense, urban communities that will help curb (literally) car use. \n\nFrom his intro preamble: "This is a rough draft of a long essay about why I believe building compact communities should be one of America's highest environmental priorities, and why, in fact, our obsession with building greener cars may be obscuring some fundamental aspects of the problem and some of the benefits of using land-use change as a primary sustainability solution."
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