Una noticia del períodico THE GUARDIAN que deja mucho que pensar y en manera positiva. Las ciudades europeas están fundamentando su desarrollo futuro de actividades urbanas en el uso de la bicicleta, las sendas y calles peatonales, como un plan certero, ecológico y confiable, en reemplazo de los automotores. El siguiente artículo deja muchas ideas interesantes:
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Welcome to Hamburg, an environmental pioneer in the mould of its regional neighbour Copenhagen. Its planned green network will cover 40% of the city's area. "It will connect parks, recreational areas, playgrounds, gardens and cemeteries through green paths", Angelika Fritsch, a spokeswoman for the city's department of urban planning and the environment, tells Guardian Sustainable Business. "Other cities, including London, have green rings, but the green network will be unique in covering an area from the outskirts to the city centre. In 15 to 20 years you'll be able to explore the city exclusively on bike and foot." The green network will even connect animal habitats, enabling critters to crisscross the city without risk of being run over. Perhaps more importantly, the network will absorb CO2 emissions and help prevent floods when inevitable superstorms strike.
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