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Speak the truth. Speak it loud and often, calmly but insistently, and speak it, as the Quakers say, to power. Material accumulation is not the purpose of human existence. All growth is not good. The environment is a necessity, not a luxury. There is such a thing as "enough."

— Donella Meadows

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Transportation

It’s time we built a high-speed rail system connecting Cleveland-Columbus-Cincinnati. It’s time we fund our transit systems to be strong competitors to the car. It’s time we invested in Complete Streets (like the Euclid Corridor). It’s time we fixed our potholes. It’s time we stopped building new highways to nowhere. It’s time we had a real conversation about investing in a transportation system that recognizes climate change, peak oil, and sustainable solutions.

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5.7.08

Submitted by GCBL staff  |  Last edited May 7, 2008 - 4:43pm
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  • The “Toad-ily Frogs” exhibit opening this Friday at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History is part of the “Year of the Frog” initiative devoted to helping save amphibians from extinction.
  • The success of the Towpath Trail will be determined by how many tendrils it sends into Cleveland neighborhoods. Four Near West neighborhoods—Tremont, Ohio City, Clark-Metro and Stockyards—look to repeat the new Treadway connector at Train Avenue, site of a buried tributary to the Cuyahoga River known as Walworth Run.
  • We all live in a watershed—the land area draining into a river or lake. This weekend, be a steward of your watershed by joining the year’s biggest volunteer clean up effort: the 19th annual RiverSweep. As part of the upcoming Cleveland Bicycle Week, participants are encouraged to bike to the event.