Video:We don't reduce congestion anymore
Video: LRT isn't transport - it is development
Audio: Window Shop from your car
Safety of Bus, LRT, Car, Bike
Note on politics of fear
The reason Portland has high crime
The reason Portland has High taxes
Worst increase in traffic congestion in the country
Portland's Pearl District
Portland's North Macadam District (South Waterfront)
What does the UGB really cost?
land for jobs
Earl in SUV
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Spending a BILLION to deal with sewers in high density
US Census
Population Projections
UN's Population Division
UN's
projection to 2300
Gentrification
World, Europe, USA, Local Population trends
Streetcars have sex appeal.
OK, If you think that streetcars have sex appeal,
go screw a streetcar, instead of the public. Tom Rubin
Metro Likes Congestion
UR:
Traffic Congestion is Good For You
Laughingstock:
Radio guy Bob Miller suggests that the new OHSU Medical Group aerial tram
[rim shot] be called "PHART" -- short for Pill Hill Aerial Rapid Transit.
I must admit, it's got quite a ring to it. And b!X has picked it up, which
is a good sign. He can smell a smash hit acronym at quite a distance....Can't
wait for the neon: "Go by PHART!" (BoJack.com)
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Biking in Portland Rain
Critical mass/Zoo Bombers |
Disabled/elderly & transit
TODs
Portland's mass transit increases market share!
This presentation further develops my ongoing argument that the big
debates about the nature of our world continue to reflect the contest
between the Enlightenment and Romanticism.1 Of course these two modes
of thought overlap in their influence on all of our lives. The most
rational of us is likely to have some affection for
nature and an appreciation of one or more of the arts. So we
are talking about positions on a spectrum rather than a clash between polar
opposites..This presentation examines Smart Growth, and
Visioning as a means of managing our urban and rural environments,
within the context of this ongoing
debate.New
Road to Serfdom
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