It’s Time for Robust Emissions Requirements

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Posted January 16, 2024 in Weblog A brand new greenhouse fuel emissions rule for states is a big step towards altering transportation priorities. Inform your governor we’d like sturdy requirements! Beginning this yr, all 50 states are required to measure the local weather impacts of their transportation selections and set discount targets. Nevertheless it’s as …

The Intersection Of Local weather Change And An Growing older Nation

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Posted January 11, 2024 in Weblog By Kait Spielmaker On December twelfth, Danielle Arigoni, Creator and Managing Director for Coverage and Options on the Nationwide Housing Belief, joined America Walks to debate her new ebook Local weather Resilience for an Growing older Nation. Danielle’s presentation known as on us to think about the impact of …

Walkability Wins Half Twenty-Seven: Political Pathway to Progress

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Posted January 10, 2024 in Weblog A brand new roundup of Walkability Wins. This week we’re showcasing the motion by highlighting extra locations throughout the nation advancing pedestrian-friendly agendas. Minneapolis, Minnesota The Minneapolis Metropolis Council accepted a $595,000 price range for sidewalk snow removing in high-traffic areas and non-shoveling residents. Accessibility advocates and one in …

One of many Many Methods to Turn into a Walkability Advocate

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Posted January 4, 2024 in Weblog By Laura Groenjes Mitchell In March 2014 I received a brand new job in downtown Denver, about 5 miles from my house. I had a hybrid schedule and on the times I used to be required to work from the workplace, parking value $10-$20/day (relying on how far I …

The Yr Forward in Transportation

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Posted December 28, 2023 in Weblog 2024 holds some massive questions. With transportation now the biggest supply of greenhouse gasoline emissions, what will probably be carried out to rein that in? Can the development to larger and extra harmful vehicles be reversed? How is the infrastructure cash being spent (or not spent) and what does …

America Walks Assertion on Up to date Federal Handbook on Streets

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Posted December 21, 2023 in Weblog Feds Announce New Road Handbook, It’s Higher However Not Sufficient Secure streets advocates have typically been informed “no – we are able to’t change that” by a site visitors engineer counting on the federally authorised Handbook of Uniform Visitors Management Units (MUTCD). That’s why the federal authorities acquired tens …

There’s No Change With out Youth

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A Recap of The Voices of the Subsequent Technology in Transportation Webinar One of the thrilling partnerships for America Walks is with the Nationwide Organizations for Youth Security (NOYS). In September of this yr, NOYS held a nationwide convening known as the Nationwide Youth Transportation Fairness Convening in Memphis, Tennessee and invited us at America …

2023 By the Numbers – America Walks

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Posted December 13, 2023 in Weblog When confronted with pressing challenges, it helps to attach with others, make a considerate plan and get busy. And the those that care about walkability – due to what it may possibly do for well being, security, fairness, local weather and group – are getting busy!   Since we’re approaching …

Trying Again, Trying Forward – Our 2022 Affect Report

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Posted December 12, 2023 in Weblog For transparency, yearly non-profit organizations like ours publish an annual report back to share our monetary place after auditors have accomplished their evaluate. Our 2022 Affect Report is now right here, and it tells an excellent story about our progress, our strengthening monetary place, and the impressed work of …

Restoring Berea Elementary’s Nature Path

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Posted December 11, 2023 in Weblog By Mary McGowan Positioned to the northwest of the Metropolis of Greenville, South Carolina, Berea Elementary is a K5 – 5th Title I college with slightly below 500 college students. Our space lacks connectivity to Greenville’s Swamp Rabbit Path community, and our college students and their households don’t have …