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Elizabeth Venstra left a comment for anne patterson"At the public information meeting on May 6, INDOT passed out a sheet with their traffic count numbers for 2010. They were rounded off to the nearest thousand--unlike the numbers for previous years--and as far as I know, INDOT has not yet posted…"
anne patterson left a comment for Elizabeth Venstra"Hi Elizabeth, I was wondering if you know anything about the current state of the bypass project. I wasn't able to make the last city hall meeting about it, but I heard that the traffic data came out higher than expected and INDOT is going to…"
Kay S. Bull commented on Elizabeth Venstra's blog post Interesting article: communication helps manage shared resources"This, in effect, I think is what we've been saying all along. The big deterrent is that there is a strong force out there that makes the big bucks off the penalty system. The average citizen could wind up in dangerous positions trying to alter…"
Elizabeth Venstra posted a blog postInteresting article: communication helps manage shared resources
I just read this interesting article in the IU news pages. It's about research conducted by Elinor Ostrum (the IU faculty member who recently won the Nobel Prize in Economics) and others, and it finds that communication can work better than penalties in preventing over-harvesting of shared resources.http://newsinfo.iu.edu/news/page/normal/14395.html I'm not sure what immediate practical implications this has for our group, but I…See More
Elizabeth Venstra commented on Kay S. Bull's event Be A Minimum "Road Time" Driver"Coming into town on Sundays would generally qualify as "frivolous driving" for me, so I think I'll just participate in this group online."
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- How are you currently involved in Transition to a post-petroleum lifestlyle?
- I hope to facilitate co-operation between Transition transportation initiatives and the work of Bloomington Transportation Options for People (B-TOP)
- How do you identify with the Transition movement? Why are you interested?
- The problems Transition is addressing are the most important problems of our time, so I definitely want to further work on these issues in the most efficient way possible. That may or may not be through Transition officially--we'll see.
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Interesting article: communication helps manage shared resources
I just read this interesting article in the IU news pages. It's about research conducted by Elinor Ostrum (the IU faculty member who recently won the Nobel Prize in Economics) and others, and it finds that communication can work better than penalties in preventing over-harvesting of shared resources.
http://newsinfo.iu.edu/news/page/normal/14395.html
I'm not sure what immediate practical implications this has… Continue
http://newsinfo.iu.edu/news/page/normal/14395.html
I'm not sure what immediate practical implications this has… Continue
Posted on May 15, 2010 at 9:52am — 1 Comment
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- At 1:08pm on November 21, 2012,
Diana Deby said… Hello, Am Diana, I really want to have a good friendship with you. i have something special i want to discuses with you. You can get back to me, directly to my e-mail. (dianadeby77@ymail.com).
- At 10:55pm on July 1, 2010, anne patterson said…
- Hi Elizabeth, I was wondering if you know anything about the current state of the bypass project. I wasn't able to make the last city hall meeting about it, but I heard that the traffic data came out higher than expected and INDOT is going to widen... a lot? I heard somewhere that Steve Volan said he'd keep working with them to do what we can, but I think maybe we should stay involved? Thoughts? I figure the least we can do is ask for some pedestrian bridges... or better bus stops?
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