14th June 2011

Source: secretrepublic

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A nice image

Las curvas no mienten secretrepublic: It doesn’t get much clearer than this. … Notice the two European cities in the bottom left corner. Despite comparably lower densities than the other European cities, their transportation energy consumption are near the bottom of the European pack. They are outliers, mysteriously energy efficient cities that buck the otherwise tightly correlated trend. They are: Copenhagen and Amsterdam, two cities that possess the highest rates of bicycle trips in the world. I do not believe for one moment that this is a coincidence.

Las curvas no mienten

secretrepublic:

It doesn’t get much clearer than this.

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Notice the two European cities in the bottom left corner. Despite comparably lower densities than the other European cities, their transportation energy consumption are near the bottom of the European pack. They are outliers, mysteriously energy efficient cities that buck the otherwise tightly correlated trend. They are: Copenhagen and Amsterdam, two cities that possess the highest rates of bicycle trips in the world. I do not believe for one moment that this is a coincidence.

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Tags: Densidad Urbana Ciudad Movilidad
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    Taipei aren’t on there,...this is something to think about!
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    Isn’t this interesting? ;)
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    Urban Density & Transportation Energy Consumption Fascinating, but not surprising, how cities are clustered together by...
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    I like how the Australian cities just line up like that, almost like they planned for a linear relation. Also, doesn’t...
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    The numbers are a little bit old (“West Berlin”), so that may explain some of the unusual positions. The rest
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    Las curvas no mienten
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    fucking up: we’re doing it right
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    wow. way to go USA. smdh.
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    Urban Density & Transportation Energy Consumption...I have to say, for someone who...