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The Chinese government says the country’s new, rapidly growing bike share industry has reduced traffic costs by $2.6 billion after less than two years. China’s experiment with dockless bike share, which is less than two years old but has already spread throughout the country (and made its way to the … [Read more...] about Dockless Bike Sharing Possibly Saving China Billions
Paris is flooding, again, sadly this is now something of a wintertime high-water ritual that frequently plagues the city. As noted in a recent article posted at CNN, this month marks the anniversary of the worst natural disaster in the modern history of Paris, it was back on January 28, 1910, the … [Read more...] about Paris Floods A Warning For Other Cities
The Mayor of Atlanta Georgia, Keisha Lance Bottoms, recently wrote an open letter that was published in The Huffington Post calling for cities to lead on clean air, pollution and addressing climate change. It was an excellent letter that outlined much of what we might already know but is worth … [Read more...] about Atlanta Mayor Calls On Cities To Lead On Clean Air And Climate Change
It seems almost unnecessary to say that left unchecked the effects of climate change will be impossibly expensive. However, as we leave 2017 behind and begin 2018, it's worth looking back on the past year to make an attempt at tallying up the damage done in just one year alone. A recent article in … [Read more...] about Climate Change Left Unchecked Will Be Stupendously Expensive
A little good news to start off the new year, Tesla has announced that mass production of it's solar roof tiles is finally kicking in to high gear at its Buffalo New York manufacturing facility. The company started taking their initial deposits on installations all the way back in May. In the … [Read more...] about Production Of Tesla Solar Roof Tiles Kick In To High Gear
It's about time. New York City, we believe it was today, debut its first completely electric public buses. Very cool. New York City has had hybrids for who knows how long now, but it's awesome to see that we are now going one step further. Per the Ny Post: "The MTA buses will travel on the B32 route … [Read more...] about New York City Debuts First All Electric City Bus
Seems that Tom Moloughney from InsideEVs managed to get a test drive of the new Tesla Model 3 by way of a friend who had scored an early delivery of the vehicle. The write up and review is lengthy and detailed, if you’re interested in a Tesla 3 or have a reservation than it is a must read. The … [Read more...] about InsideEVs Gives A Review Of Tesla Model 3 Test Drive
"One of the largest credit rating agencies in the country is warning U.S. cities and states to prepare for the effects of climate change or risk being downgraded. In a new report, Moody's Investor Services Inc. explains how it assesses the credit risks to a city or state that's being impacted by … [Read more...] about Credit Rating Agencies Issue Warning To Cities On Climate Risk
