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Anti-drunk driving technology for use in private vehicles is now undergoing on-road testing through the U.S. Driver Alcohol Detection System for Safety (DADSS) program. Photo by Alex Proimos.
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- city:Baltimore
- Clean Fuels
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- country:China
- country:United States
- fossil fuels
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- region:Asia
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London bike commuters have 2.3 times more black carbon in their lungs than pedestrian commuters. Photo by Simon Welsh.
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- bicyclists
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- city:Houston
- city:London
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- country:United Kingdom
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- electric vehicles
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- region:Europe
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In 2008, governments around the world gave a whopping $557 billion in subsidies to fossil fuels. Photo by Mike Bitzenhofer.
Porto Alegre prepares to be a host city of the 2014 FIFA World Cup by planning three bus rapid transit (BRT) support projects. Photo by Guilherme Santos/PMPA.
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- city:Boston
- city:Denver
- city:Istanbul
- city:London
- city:Minneapolis
- city:New York City
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- TheCityFix Picks
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- Walking
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700,000 American households don't have transit access and don't own a vehicle, according to a new study from Brookings Institution. Photo by Mr. T in DC.
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- Air Quality + Climate Change
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- Brookings Institution
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