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What Things Need to be More Shareable?

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"One of top things you can do to make your life a bit greener is cut down on stuff," writes Matthew McDermott at Treehugger.

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5 Ways My Son Benefits from a Carfree Life

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I was at the playground talking with some moms.

"I could never ride the bus!" said one. "They're so dirty and crowded."

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The Slow Homes Manifesto (Part One)

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I recently drove through Lakewood, a city 10 miles south of Los Angeles, just to see for myself what it looked like.

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How to Be a Carfree Family

Tired of paying car insurance, sitting in traffic jams, and guzzling too much gas? Do you never want to dig your car out of another snowstorm?

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Green Metropolis: A Q&A with David Owen

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“The bulk of the world’s energy consumption is within cities,” British environmentalist Herbert Girardet once wrote.

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Real Estate Industry's Loss, Our Gain

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Last week the Urban Land Institute released its 30-year-old annual report on emerging trends in the real estate industry -- and revealed that the industry i

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Can the World's Worst Biking City Become the Best?

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Boston is one of the world's worst cities for bicycling. I know; I used to live there.

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Shareable's Editorial Strategy: What Do You Think?

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Shareable.net has an editorial strategy---and we want to know what you think of it. Is there anything we've missed? Is there anything here that just seems redundant with what's already out there on the web?

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Will Green Consumption & Sharing Lead to Deeper Change?

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I had an inspiring conversation with Nadine Weil of Heart of Green and

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Why I Started Share Some Sugar

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Saybrook Avenue is your typical street in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Cincinnati, OH. It’s lined with small starter homes with front porches that anyone from young professionals to retired couples reside in.

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