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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · PhiladelphiaBina Bilenky, the Philadelphia Bike Expo event director, believes deep down everyone is a cyclist. Since it launched in 2010, the expo has always taken an expansive view on who belongs in the cycling community. Are you a commuter who cycles a couple miles to work every day? A weekend fitness warrior training for your first 100-mile ride? A competitive cyclist seeking the latest innovations? A parent wishing for a leisurely ride with their childr…See the Story
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · PhiladelphiaGrid is a monthly magazine, so we are not equipped to report news. Sure, we occasionally cover some stories as they happen, but mostly we stay away from breaking stories — especially national news. However, the dramatic changes at the federal level deserve at least some commentary. I think just about every Trump-related story can fall into one of three buckets. First is the consolidation of power. President Trump has systematically removed, or a…See the Story
Publisher's Notes: Speak Up - Grid Magazine
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · PhiladelphiaAre we in drive or reverse? The truth is that sustainable technologies are nothing new. The chain-driven safety bicycle (safer than the precarious penny-farthing) grew popular in the late 1800s. Electric cars date back to the mid-1800s, and Philadelphia entered the EV history books towards the end of that century, when locals Henry G. Morris and Pedro G. Salom debuted their Electrobat, a battery-driven carriage intended to compete with horse-dra…See the Story
The Transportation Issue - Grid Magazine
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · PhiladelphiaI started Bennett Compost 16 years ago with the goal of making composting easy and accessible for Philadelphians. From the moment we started, people asked, “When do you think Philly will offer composting to every household like trash and recycling?” I used to say, “Ten years at the earliest.” Sixteen years later, my answer hasn’t changed. It doesn’t have to be this way. Composting has been happening in West Coast cities like San Francisco and Se…See the Story
New York, Boston and D.C. are doing it — it’s time for Philly to offer scalable solutions for food waste disposal - Grid Magazine
Climate Change · PhiladelphiaAs climate change caused flooding and extreme heat in the region and elsewhere, Mayor Jim Kenney’s administration set its sights on reducing Philly’s emissions. Before the pandemic, the City of Philadelphia operated a fleet of approximately 5,500 vehicles — everything from sedans and SUVs to street sweepers and garbage trucks. These spewed over 50,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere annually. Based on estimations by Ask MIT Cli…See the Story
