Robert Smith's column today provides a big surprise, and it is not only that state and county records are somewhat inaccurate. According to his research, there are 3, 417 hybrid vehicles in
Of course, even the best hybrid SUV still pumps out 5.4 tons of greenhouse gas emissions annually. That will have to do until the Regional Mobility Authority realizes that light rail is a more sensible transportation alternative than building more bypasses and beltways.
It should be noted, too, that the Rogers Parks and Recreation Department conducted a survey last year to determine just what people wanted and residents said their top priority is more walking and biking trails (and nature trails ranked ahead of sports fields). That is quite a contrast with the manipulated fake "survey" that the Fayetteville parks staff foisted on us claiming to support their ardent desire to build multiple soccer fields out west of I-540 on John Nock's proposed SouthPass development.
Tree-Hugging Republicans up north in Wally World? Handmaidens of the developers in formerly Funky Fayettteville? Who would have thunk it?
Monday, April 14, 2008
Benton County Green Machines
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