so make it for cycling for everybody and get rid of all of the relics of john forester and the vehicular bicyclists or those who want to travel or who are advocate of the speed cyclists but realize in the netherlands the average piece of cycling is 12 miles an hour. that's enough because already you're faster than the cars and it makes cycling at reach for everybody. and that's one thing that is important, realize that it's

so make it for cycling for everybody and get rid of all of the relics of john forester and the vehicular bicyclists or those who want to travel or who are advocate of the speed cyclists but realize in the netherlands the average piece of cycling is 12 miles an hour. that's enough because already you're faster than the cars and it makes cycling at reach for everybody. and that's one thing that is important, realize that it's not actual safety but perceived safety what makes people cycle. if people feel safe, and i can guarantee you that a lot of people will not feel safe on a bicycle lane where they could easily get doored or if they are just a little less bit concentrated or make strange movements, they will be in the car traffic and they will be run over. so think about that it will be a lot better idea to remove the parked cars away from the sidewalk and have your bicycle path then between the parked cars and the pavement. i guarantee you that's all people who are latent cyclists will feel much safer. can have the children also on these poik paths where i can guarantee you a lot of par

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exploring the toll the story john in western siberia it's not only rich with oil and gas but is also unique for the bottom right of natural treasures growing in the wild forests are an abundant natural resource for the return of the priceless recreational area for residents test i'll see it found for his south the trauma zone this siberian wilderness. in southwestern siberia has long been known to be rich in oil and gas and the local economy has been linked with oil and gas and other related industries for quite some time but the local economy has a new growing and developing sector and that involves the collection the gathering of the processing of while growing natural products such as berries mushrooms and pine nuts there are some companies that do invest in the processing of these products and was very interesting here is that this is really growing in the wild so people here can just go to the forest and go gather that themselves and the results they get of course depends on how much they gather i am in the heart of what really is the perfect example of that lush greenery of that rich forestry that make up such an abundant natural resource for the top it

thousands of other wartime prospectors comment john sank all of his savings into building three wells, these like structures that she see here and almost like a forestin the picture. the scheme he hoped would make him a rich man and perhaps free him from the drudgery of touring on the western theatrical circuit. it was a bad gamble. notice how many derricks are in this picture and try to imagine how many of those were at a wells. not many. john was not one of the lucky prospectors. he had chosen a financial gain with this much hope of success at that, unfortunately. edwin booth, meanwhile, hit a geyser of cash as the owner, direct your and star of the broadway theater, the winter garden. his box office made him a millionaire. or the civil war equivalent of a millionaire. from the stage of the winter garden, edwin could launch attention grabbing stunts, as he did, when he performed hamlet 100 nights in a row without stopping, becoming the first actor ever, even from shakespeare's time to do such a thing. and he received a gold medal from the people of new york for doing that. john wilkes had not been invited to be a partner in the venture of the wint

in 1887 john muir wrote a piece in atlanta called the american forest which was one of the president teddy roosevelt to start the national park service. across the 20th century, our riding went into the direction of scientific and dance energy and alternative energies in the environmental movement with writers such as bill mckibben, amory levin, amy dillard and gregg easterbrook among those who rode for the atlantic. and observing her long history and all those dozens of writings to the magazine into the web site, i'm happy to claim us as the first grading magazine and hope these two days of content at the green intelligence forum will help to support that as well. we will be covering topics ranging from environmental competitiveness to the future of fresh water, clean transportation to a coherent energy policy, so welcome to day one. in today's program we have an excellent lineup of speakers for you including opening headline remarks from david hayes deputy secretary of the department of interior in a keynote address by bill ritter the governor of colorado a little bit later this mo

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