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In the footsteps of the Waldensians
I got back from holiday last night. We took the train to Avignon with some friends and stayed in a tiny village in the foothills of the Luberon in Provence. We visited the wine regions of Chateauneuf-… more →
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In the footsteps of the Waldensians
Jeremy wrote 1 week ago: I got back from holiday last night. We took the train to Avignon with some friends and stayed in a t … more →
Will there be an oil crisis before the end of 2009?
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Jeremy wrote 2 weeks ago: As you may remember from last summer, there has been a major bubble in the oil price recently. From … more →
Britain embraces the electric car
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Jeremy wrote 3 weeks ago: The government is due to announce a major initiative today to encourage people to switch to electric … more →
Cars and community - is it possible to have both?
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Jeremy wrote 3 weeks ago: I’ve written about hypermobility before, but I’ve been thinking about it again after rea … more →
Carsick - solutions for our car addicted culture, by Lynn Sloman
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Jeremy wrote 1 month ago: Car culture is one of the biggest challenges facing our society. Fossil fuel use in cars is a major … more →
Bike Week 2009
Jeremy wrote 1 month ago: Last week London experienced one of its perennial tube strikes, and for two days commuters were deni … more →
The High Line Park
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Jeremy wrote 1 month ago: Here’s a really nice project from New York, reclaiming a dis-used raised railway line and turn … more →
National Liftshare Day
Jeremy wrote 1 month ago: Was yesterday, I’m told… No matter, let’s call it Liftsharing Week and talk about … more →
50 cars or 1 bus
Jeremy wrote 2 months ago: Here’s a nice idea from a Swedish airport shuttle service. Each of their coaches could take fi … more →
Electric car subsidies - a good idea?
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Jeremy wrote 3 months ago: The government announced yesterday that they intend to help people to buy electric cars, offering a … more →
Eco-Lotus: the point at which 'eco' becomes meaningless
Jeremy wrote 3 months ago: The Eco-Lotus has locally-grown hemp bodywork, wool seats, and the air-conditioning runs off solar … more →
The dark side of Dubai
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Jeremy wrote 3 months ago: “Dubai is not just a city living beyond its financial means; it is living beyond its ecolog … more →
Taking the train
Jeremy wrote 3 months ago: My wife and I booked our summer holiday over the weekend. We’re trying to avoid flying, so we … more →
The age of cheap energy - why oil is amazing
Jeremy wrote 3 months ago: You may have heard statements like ‘the age of cheap energy is over’. Here’s why. … more →
In Li Ping: We Saw, We Ate, We Digested… and We Celebrated, Too
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gracesunhae wrote 4 months ago: The Good—What We Ate Everything we consumed in the village was absolutely amazing. Because everythi … more →
Rebuilding Africa's transport network
Jeremy wrote 4 months ago: There are some interesting contrasts between India’s railways and Africa’s. The keyword … more →
New Blog Set-Up, New Post!
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gracesunhae wrote 4 months ago: I hope you’re diggin’ the new set-up! This one allows the photos and text to be a bit b … more →
Spring Festival: BJ to HK to GY
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gracesunhae wrote 5 months ago: Trying to sum up my first Spring Festival experience would be like trying to figure out what my favo … more →
Rediscovering the local
Jeremy wrote 5 months ago: Lindsay Mackie hits the nail on the head with her post ‘Snow economics‘ over on the nef … more →
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