Can Washington D.C. Become One Of America’s Greenest Cities?

The District of Columbia recently announced the 'Sustainable DC Plan'--a 20-year road map to make "D.C. the greenest, healthiest, and most livable city in the U.S." Read more →
110,000 Green Jobs Created in 2012

Despite a lack of funding or political support, the clean energy and transportation sectors display consistent growth across the country. Read more →
Philip Crewe E-Bike Brings Mopeds Into The Third Dimension

This all-electric bike sports a three-dimensional frame that is both functional and aesthetically-pleasing. Read more →
Big Apple Businesses Partner To Create Bike-Friendly Shopping District

Customers who arrive by bike will be rewarded with special discounts at over 150 retailers, restaurants, and museums. Read more →
People-Powered Buses Help DNC Delegates Travel In Style

As Democrats gather in Charlotte to announce their platform for change in America, a quiet but important transportation revolution will be happening right outside. Read more →
Portland Launches Nation’s First Bike Counter

According to local officials, the bike counter isn't just about getting more people on bikes. It's a crucial part of Portland's job creation strategy. Read more →
Amazing Cardboard Bike Let You Go Green For Only $9

Using only tightly folded cardboard, this Israeli designer fashioned a 100% cardboard bike that not only functions exactly like the real thing, it's also pretty darn stylish. Read more →
MIT & OnStar Collaborate To Create Ride-Sharing App

Students at MIT recently won themselves a $10,000 prize for creating an app that makes it easier to share a ride. Read more →
Green Parking Garage Coming Soon to Denver’s Airport

The Greenscape Capital Group has recently announced plans to become the owner of Green Park DIA, a 4200-slot parking garage at Denver International Airport utilizing solar and wind energy sources, porous pavement and other green features. Read more →
New Research Says Plug-In Hybrids Won’t Save The World

A new report from the National Research Council says that plug-in hybrid vehicles are unlikely to make any kind of real dent in US gas consumption or carbon-emissions before 2030, due to the continued high cost of batteries. Read more →




