Tag: Transit
California Pivots: Cutting CEQA Red Tape To Boost Housing & Climate Goals
In rare good news out of the United States, California’s just passed reform of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) has opened the door for a wave of infill housing development, marking a significant shift in the state’s longstanding approach to urban growth. Signed into law a week ago, the … [continued]
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Ava Community Energy Launches Instant Rebate Program For Up To 9,000 E-Bikes
The California Bay Area electricity provider Ava Community Energy just launched an e-bike rebate program to help people living in its service area purchase 9,000 e-bikes. Here at CleanTechnica we publish frequently about electric vehicles that are large: cars, SUVS, pickup trucks, and buses. We also write individual e-bike reviews. … [continued]
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Time For Canada To Dump The Big Three & Go Electric With China
Mark Carney, Canada’s freshly minted Prime Minister, faces an early test of leadership courtesy of the country’s automotive old guard. Ford, GM, and Stellantis have banded together to ask his government to scrap Canada’s zero-emission vehicle mandate, pleading poverty and technological impossibility. Apparently, after a mere century of automotive innovation, … [continued]
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Rad Power Bikes’ RadRunner 3 Max — CleanTechnica Tested
The Rad Power Bikes RadRunner has been one of the top selling electric bikes on the market since it was first introduced, and for good reason. It was well-designed to accommodate a wide range of rider sizes, has a wide range of accessories that allow it to be customized for … [continued]
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Solar Projects That Make Us Smile
Floating by are tangled roots and water lilies. Undulating floodwaters reflect the sky. Treetops drop giant peapods into the water. A few thatched huts, without walls and on stilts, are set just above the muddy water’s edge. It is a day trip for twenty Indigenous people in a traditional river … [continued]
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