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KunstlerCast #61: Getting to Work
Planes, Trains, Boats, Bicycles and Telecommuting
Released: April 23, 2009.
Host Duncan Crary has been taking James Howard Kunstler's ideas about water transport seriously. This Spring, Duncan is bringing back passenger riverboat commuting service to the Hudson River in Albany. On May 13, Duncan is hosting a day where people can commute to and from work on board the Dutch Apple between the cities of Albany and Troy NY. Kunstler talks with Duncan about this project. People take ferries to work every day in other regions and it's a rewarding experience that can be replicated. On the topic of alternative commuting, Kunstler addresses the notion that telecommuting will solve our impending energy woes. Kunstler doesn't think that telecommuting will save us, but a combination of alternative commuting that includes some telecommuting might help.
To learn more about Duncan's commuter cruise, visit: DuncanCrary.com/DutchApple
Direct Download:
KunstlerCast_61.mp3
(18 MB | 20:21 mins.)
Sponsor:
Sponsorship for this podcast comes from the Congress for the New Urbanism, the nation's leading forum dedicated to advancing urbanism and promoting alternatives to sprawl. CNU's 17th annual Congress will be in Denver, June 10-14. For information and to register, visit: www.cnu.org.
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