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Why rail trails are great, sort of

Posted by Mike Pumphrey on May 23, 2013 | Featured

The Springwater Corridor Trail is a rail trail in the Portland area. It starts out on the eastern waterfront, and follows the Willamette River south for about 4 miles before turning inland along Johnson Creek, through the towns of … Read More … Read More

Tags: cycling, land use, Portland, tracks, trails, trains

Greedy Lying Bastards, or how not to make a difference

Posted by Mike Pumphrey on March 18, 2013 | Featured

I had the pleasure of seeing Greedy Lying Bastards recently, the new documentary from local filmmaker Craig Rosebraugh about the climate change denial industry. I knew with a name like “Greedy Lying Bastards” that it wasn’t likely to be … Read More … Read More

Tags: car, gas, land use, neighborhoods, oil, streets, transit, urban planning, zoning

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Why rail trails are great, sort of

Greedy Lying Bastards, or how not to make a difference

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