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Triple the Community Development Block Grant program.
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onegoodearth gave this 1 vote · Nov 15, 2008
End the transportation funding formula that rewards miles
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onegoodearth gave this 1 vote · Nov 15, 2008
Create more financing options for mixed-use development
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onegoodearth gave this 1 vote · Nov 15, 2008
Raise gas taxes
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onegoodearth gave this 2 votes · Nov 15, 2008
Complete Streets Legislation
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onegoodearth gave this 1 vote · Nov 15, 2008
Apply "highway" funds to streets that serve all users
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onegoodearth gave this 1 vote · Nov 15, 2008
End subsidies for car-dependent development
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onegoodearth commented · Nov 30, 2008

The ways that suburban and exurban sprawl is subsidized go on and on. The bottom line is that our ecological footprint grows as density decreases. Someone living in NYC does much less damage to the earth than a person living rurally [ this would vary depending on how much of a consumer you are ]. So in the big picture living close together is healthier for everyone.
Stan Geddes
Holyoke MA

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Change zoning laws to promote walkable development
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onegoodearth gave this 1 vote · Nov 15, 2008

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Triple the Community Development Block Grant program.

End the transportation funding formula that rewards miles

Create more financing options for mixed-use development

Raise gas taxes

Complete Streets Legislation

Apply "highway" funds to streets that serve all users

End subsidies for car-dependent development

Change zoning laws to promote walkable development

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