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June 20, 2009
Posted by Peter Lehner in Curbing Pollution
, Living Sustainably
, Solving Global Warming
, U.S. Law and Policy
- Tags:
- epa, housing, jackson, lahood, partnershipforsustainablecommunities, transportation, urban
President Obama reached across the political aisle when he selected Representative Ray LaHood, a Republican from Illinois, as his Transportation Secretary. The appointment was met by some skepticism: LaHood's resume on transportation issues was decried as very thin. But Secretary...continued→
February 6, 2009
Posted by Peter Lehner in Green Enterprise
, Solving Global Warming
- Tags:
- cleanenergy, climatechange, globalwarming, greeneconomy, greenjobs, legislation, publictransit, transportation
I had the pleasure of speaking at the national Good Jobs, Green Jobs conference in Washington, D.C. yesterday. This was a truly remarkable event that brought together thousands of people -- from steelworkers to business leaders to students to environmentalists. The...continued→
December 5, 2008
Posted by Peter Lehner in Green Enterprise
- Tags:
- apolloproject, economy, environmentaleconomy, renewableenergy, transportation
In electing Barack Obama to be the 44th president of the United States, many important real and symbolic transformations occurred, among them a call for a new green economy. The president elect has promised a $150 billion “Apollo Project,”...continued→
July 2, 2008
Posted by Peter Lehner
- Tags:
- airlines, gasprices, globalwarming, transportation, travel
Greedy shop owners are, sadly, not the only ones who both needlessly and thoughtlessly waste energy by keeping the doors to their air-conditioned shops open. A few Saturdays ago, I had to fly to Atlanta. Because of construction at La Guardia,...continued→
June 26, 2008
Posted by Peter Lehner
- Tags:
- brookingsinstitution, gasprices, globalwarming, smartgrowth, solvingglobalwarming, transportation
In response to a recent post of mine, a commenter said, “American's can go back to the ‘stone age’ and walk to work and it wouldn't make any difference to the WORLD oil market.” I appreciate your comment, Dan, but...continued→