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an eco car for your eco home?
June 25, 2008 by fairsnape
Dont you just love this.? The eco car to go with your eco home, if your allowed one that is.
Futurist, and Shaping Tomorrow colleague, CindyFW over in Kansas brought this to my attention through a recent twitter.
I muse: what if in 10 years or so this is the common persons car, the one we all drive, powered by human, solar and hybrid fuels, then does it really make sense to conceive, plan and create new developments, eco towns and villages that restrict even prevent car access or ownership.
Can we / do we want to restrict the use of such shiny eco friendly cars used on a community sharing basis?
I guess the question is are eco towns attempting reduce / restricting cars on an environmental, pollution, carbon issue, or on a traffic congestion issue, or both, or on an approach that hasn’t been quite thought through using possible future scenarios as yet?
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