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Cycling Across Scandinavia: You Don’t Have To Be A Starchitect Ambulance Chaser To Be Impressed
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Guest poster Robert Ouellette has written for the National Post, Corporate Knights and his own Reading Toronto. He is cycling across Sweden and reports:
In our search for some kind of Grand Tour enlightenment, the first lesson we learn is that in Copenhagen the war on cars is over. Bicyclists won. The fight wasn't even close.
Treehugger.com readers know the statistics already: 1.3 million kilometers cycled each and every work day by about 160,000 people; 50% of the city's adult population ride their bikes to work or school; 24% take transit; 13% walk; 13%...Read the full story on TreeHugger
Guest poster Robert Ouellette (seen above with bikes) has written for the National Post, Corporate Knights and his own Reading Toronto. He is cycling across Sweden and reports:
Toronto, a city rated as one of the most livable in the world by The Economist, just elected 
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The Kolonihavehus and the "Mobility of Avoidance" performance, Copenhagen 2010. Photo: Søren A. Olse / 
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I Wish They Had Also Caught the Bike Thief Red-Handed...
A couple days ago, I wrote about the 
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Bring Out the Torches and Pitchforks!
I know we have many readers in Copenhagen. This is a quick post to try to help out Mikael from 
