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Alistair Gunn donated 2017-03-20 15:39:11 +1300
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Alistair Gunn posted about Krd on Facebook 2016-05-28 15:27:50 +1200Sign the petition: K Road deserves Cycle Lanes
K Road deserves Cycle Lanes
Please work together to develop, fund and implement a plan to install protected cycle lanes along the length of Karangahape Road.
Please ensure this is prioritised to happen over the next 3 years.
Add signatureTo the Waitemata Local Board, Auckland Council and Auckland Transport
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Alistair Gunn commented on A zero carbon target for New Zealand 2015-12-08 13:35:47 +1300Go for zero!
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Alistair Gunn commented on Ways to #CutTheGap: Carbon Forestry 2015-12-08 13:32:33 +1300totally support this, except that the floor should be the same as the current BC carbon tax, a floor of 30$/tonne, and increase over time, 8-)
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Alistair Gunn commented on Ways to #CutTheGap: Smarter Transport, Cleaner Cars 2015-12-08 13:30:40 +1300Good stuff. Just a word of caution. The average actual fuel economy of cars in japan has not improved at all over ? the last 20 years. In contrast the official economy figures have improved dramatically. The reason is that great vehicle weight has eaten the gains in motor economy plus the companies are building more and more to the tests. Sigh. The same appears to be true in the UK that the official fuel and CO2 production figures are not valid. On top of that the UK has shifted massively to diesel, but we know that the 15% improvement in CO2 production is balanced by increasing distance travelled by diesel drivers, and N2O products. thus it is very questionable whether Europe has managed to reduce vehicular CO2 at all.
Thus, the goal has to be simpler. Something like, reduced car travel. Or reduced ICE cars, or whatever.
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Alistair Gunn posted about Cycle Lanes on Krd on Facebook 2015-05-16 14:19:08 +1200Sign the petition: Add your name is support of protected cycle lanes on Krd
