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Light-protection-system, designed by Manuel Perez Prada of Germany, is friendly to the environment because of the use of electrical induction technique. Energy is produced by movement of the human body. It also includes the development of a multifunctional clip-system, so that the lights can be used in various ways and situations for protection.

Reports are that the Halifax Regional Municipality is considering adding a third bridge or tunnel to increase its traffic infrastructure. This is contrary to good conservation planning. Lower Footprint suggests that the municipality should be reducing its traffic and increasing its public transportation.

Weren't the roads much quieter when we were kids? Yes they were and here's the proof.

SBC and AT&T plan to force at least 10,000 workers back into their cars. The costs for fuel, pollution, and increased office space must be incredible. Even worse is the terrible example they are setting for other firms. A few years ago, my old employer used AT&T lines to support our telecommuting program. I will contact my friends in their IT department to encourage them to take their business elsewhere. Let's shed some light on this act of corporate irresponsibility!!

Robert deHaan, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Transportation Policy, U.S. Department of Transportation, outlines the growing problem of congestion on U.S. highways, and in air travel and maritime shipping and its increasing drag on the economy.

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If your city suffers from congestion, stuffiness, poor air quality, slow public transportation, and irritating gridlock, you may be able to benefit your community by recommending congestion charging to your local officials.