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May 14, 2019

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Throwback Thursday we are looking back 15 years ag

Throwback Thursday we are looking back 15 years ago at our first ever Climate Ride, from NYC to DC in 2008! That's right, Climate Ride is a teenager! 😜 We are so grateful for the unwavering support of over 6,000 participants in our community that have helped us get to we are today, some of whom have been riding with us from the very start. 💖

Prime Ability will receive a Climate Ride Access a

Prime Ability will receive a Climate Ride Access and Active Transportation Grant to support the work they do empowering BIPOC youth through the power of cycling.

“Prime Ability is honored to receive the Climate Ride grant. Prime Ability will be using these funds to support our NICA mountain biking team this upcoming season. We know that these funds will greatly help in bringing our program to the next level and we are ready to continue to impact students all throughout DC with the power of bikes.” –Alex Clark, Founder

Prime Ability is dedicated to empowering BIPOC youth by harnessing the transformative power of cycling. Their mission is to guide young individuals away from violence and toward realizing their prime potential. Through authentic learning experiences rooted in cycling, they cultivate character, self-esteem, and a strong sense of identity.

Learn more @primeability

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A whopping 2,456 fossil fuel representatives are in attendance at COP28, according to new research just released by @heated.world

To put that in perspective, there were just 636 at COP27 in Egypt which was already a 25% increase on the year before. 📈

It’s clear that the oil and gas execs are doubling down on their efforts to thwart a phase-out of fossil fuels.

On the other hand, there has been some progress with 50 national oil companies (which account for 40% of global oil production) signing the Oil and Gas Decarbonisation Charter.

This signals their aim to achieve decarbonisation across their operations by 2050, curb routine flaring, and crack down on upstream methane emissions.

The question remains, is this action bold enough to keep 1.5C within reach?

#COP28 #COP28UAE #FossilFuels #ClimateCrisis #ClimateAction

"The city began implementing "superblocks" — "su

"The city began implementing "superblocks" — "superillas" in Catalan — a decade ago as a way to cut air pollution. The project essentially limited through-traffic in a cluster group of nine square city blocks, creating greener and more pedestrian-friendly streets."

"Early opposition to the pilot project soon gave way to widespread support as residents experienced the benefits of quieter, cleaner streets and intersections that functioned more as parks than thoroughfares. Since then, the model has been replicated in neighborhoods across the city."

Barcelona is a decade into transforming many of its streets into green, car-light public spaces.
The effort is admired by urban planners around the world and could be a model for US cities.
Americans are increasingly demanding dense, walkable, mixed-use neighborhoods.
Via: Business Insider
Find out more: https://bit.ly/47WHsXH

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