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As Owen notes, the typical resident of Vermont—renowned for its commitment to environmentalist causes—consumes three and a half times as much gasoline per year as the typical resident of New York City.
Arbitrary Lines
M. Nolan Gray
If we are rediscovering some of the timeless qualities of our older urban forms and updating them to contemporary situations, perhaps the same will be true of our transit systems. The next revolution in transit may not be high-tech; it may be old-fashioned rail updated to be environmentally clean, scaled to the modern metropolis, and styled to new sensibilities.
Urbanism in the Age of Climate Change
Peter Calthorpe
The box gives you the opportunity to reflect on your performance. Dig down through the boxes archaeologically and you’ll see a project’s beginnings. This can be instructive. How did you do? Did you get to your goal? Did you improve on it? Did it change along the way? Could you have done it all more efficiently?”
Building a Second Brain
Tiago Forte
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