Green Buckeye

May 13, 2008

Green Buckeye Link of the Week

Bike to Work Week May 12-16, 2008

Labels: biking, consumer choices, events, fun

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January 14, 2008

Two Wheeling Blog on 2012 Biking Goal

Columbus attorney Doug Morgan bikes to work no matter the weather, but he says we don't have to commute by bicycle every day to improve the environment and our lives. Click on over to Two Wheeling, Doug's blog, to read his post.

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columbus 2012

Labels: biking, transportation

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May 22, 2007

Take the Columbus Bikeways Plan Survey

Meredith Joy of Consider Biking turned us on to this opportunity to influence the future today.

Click over to take the Columbus Bikeways Plan survey and share your vision of a sustainable, bike-friendly city.

As Meredith says, "It'll be the most important thing you'll do this year to improve biking conditions in Columbus."

Labels: biking, transportation, urban design

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April 11, 2007

A Different Kind of Opening Day

Doug over at Two Wheeling blog is inviting folks to join him and his buddies in riding bikes to work next Tuesday. What a great way to celebrate the opening day of bike season!

(Of course, Doug bikes to work in all seasons . . . )

Labels: biking, events, fun, transportation

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February 25, 2007

Consider Biking in Central Ohio

News of a forming organization for bicyclists reached me this week. Meredith Joy has initiated Consider Biking, whose aim is to connect the local biking community and encourage all citizens to "consider biking" as a viable transportation option.

Meredith invites you to the first meeting of the group March 4 at 8:00 p.m. in Clintonville. More details, including how to RSVP to Meredith, appear on the Green Buckeye calendar.

A semi-related item: did you know COTA has a "Bike 'n Bus" program? Part of the fun of writing for this blog is discovering all the resources that are already available for living a greener life. As a community, we have some excellent resources. I think part of the solution is becoming aware of what already exists, collaborating to put the pieces of the puzzle together, and actually making it work for ourselves! (It's easier said than done, I know.)

Labels: biking, events, transportation

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