bike-to-work 
Academy of Natural Sciences
SEPTEMBER 1, 2021
Even as we transition into new ways of living and working, bicycling has maintained its appeal: it’s an affordable, healthy way to get outside, enjoy our beautiful city and commute! of riding to work. Choosing to ride your bicycle to work is one simple, small way to decrease the output of emissions and help keep our air clean!
Union of Concerned Scientists
OCTOBER 12, 2023
My commute now mostly consists of the distance from my bedroom to the laptop in my home office (with a short detour to the kitchen for coffee) because I’m fortunate enough to have a job and employer that allows me to work from home. But why are electric bikes important? Unlike my car, I’m able to park my electric bike inside my office.
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Union of Concerned Scientists
MARCH 11, 2024
In my professional life, I have been driven by the recognition that—whether a train, bus, bike, sidewalk, or car—transportation is a means to independence. Our work is now growing, with an additional focus on expanded transportation options. This underinvestment keeps many of us stuck—worsening racial segregation and social exclusion.
PA Environment Daily
APRIL 25, 2024
Join the Lancaster County Master Watershed Stewards , in partnership with the Lancaster Conservancy , on a June 13 bike tour of the watersheds of the Northwest Lancaster County River Trail from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. Helmets are required, and any bike, whether road, mountain, or gravel, will work fine. The tour will run about 2.5
Union of Concerned Scientists
NOVEMBER 16, 2023
By expanding public transportation and rail, and by planning our communities in ways that let people meet their needs with biking, walking, and shorter driving trips we can make the clean energy transition more achievable and affordable. Electrifying cars and trucks is essential to solving the challenge. But vehicles are energy-intensive.
Union of Concerned Scientists
JULY 19, 2023
walking, biking), building new bike lanes, and in general reducing automobile dependence. The mobility disruptions of the Covid-19 pandemic initially seemed to accelerate many of these positive trends, with a boom in ‘Open Street’ events, extended bike lanes, and “streateries.” increase over 2020. Globally, approximately 1.3
PA Environment Daily
JULY 7, 2023
By Hanna Ryon, DCNR Intern to the Director of Outdoor Recreation Some estimate that worldwide, every two seconds, someone buys a bike -- amounting to almost 50,000 bikes per day. Bike shops have made their mark on places from Philadelphia to Erie. The shop stresses the diverse benefits of biking.
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