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WorldChanging Seattle: Congestion Pricing: Can Tolling Be Fair?
WorldChanging Seattle: Congestion Pricing: Can Tolling Be Fair? – WorldChanging Seattle (one of my favourite websites since I moved to Seattle, but also a great site for people anywhere) links to a really well-done report on traffic congestion and tolls, … Continue reading
Tagged congestion, dataanalysis, driving, seattle, traffic, worldchangingseattle
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WorldChanging Seattle: Smaller Homes, Bigger Communities
WorldChanging Seattle: Smaller Homes, Bigger Communities – my interests seem to converge a lot. Reading an article about how small houses are better (which I have been trying to convince people of for some time) on a Seattle (where I … Continue reading
Tagged community, housing, seattle, toronto, urbanplanning
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A few days in Seattle
I’m leaving tomorrow morning for Seattle and returning back to Waterloo Friday night. I can’t think of anyone I know online who lives there, but if I’m mistaken let me know and I’ll see if we can meet up. Should … Continue reading
Tagged microsoft, redmond, seattle, travel
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