How Cycling Can Save the World
by Peter Walker
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Recommended by 1 source and appears in Cycling and Nonfiction.
Peter Walkerreporter at the Guardian and curator of its popular bike blogshows how the future of humanity depends on the bicycle. Car culture has ensnared much of the worldand it's no wonder. Convenience and comfort (as well as some clever lobbying) have made the car the transportation method of choice for generations. But as the world evolve...
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