[SustainableTompkins] Question re roads, was Hybrid parade
Thomas Shelley
tjs1 at cornell.edu
Wed Apr 2 07:59:18 PST 2008
Dear George and Friends--For a different option on the future of roads see
Simon St.Laurent's article on roads on the TC Local site at
http://www.tclocal.org/. Your comments on Simon's article are welcome as
well. Take care. Tom
At 06:10 AM 3/24/2008 -0700, you wrote:
>Depending on type of surface and level of maintenance rural roads in New
>York and Pennsylvania can cost anywhere from around $15,000 per mile to
>$30,000 per mile annually to maintain.
>
> George Frantz
>
>Joshua Dolan <rainbowwarrior14874 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> in all these conversations about hybrids I have rarely
>ever seen any discussion about the cost and energy to
>keep the roads maintained. Lets look at the whole
>picture!
>
>Josh
>
>"Vast tasks, calling for all the courage, discipline, dedication, and
>ingenuity commonly associated with war, will have to be carried out if the
>majority of humankind are to survive and enjoy a tolerable future"
>---Robert Hart
>
>
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Our Common Future, Oxford University Press, 1987
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