Traditional cyclists, e-bikers clash over new trail rules
I saw this in E&E News last week. I thought it was Interesting because I had never heard of an Ebike prior to early 2017 when I was working on a travel management plan for the BLM Shoshone Field Office. The staff there kept talking about Ebikes and I kept thinking mopeds or scooters (really I was thinking mopeds). How wrong I was. Ebikes are real, they are a thing, and they are exploding in popularity, particularly in the demographic that still enjoys biking and utilizing bik
Arizona Corporation Commission member urges 2050 clean energy target
I saw something about this this morning on E&E news. I guess we're both a little late to the game given that this article on Arizona Public Media came out in March. The E&E News article was looking at this from the angle of the impact on Biden's Presidential Campaign in Arizona. Regardless, it would be a pretty tectonic shift, in my opinion, for the Arizona Corporation Commission given the previous mandates on renewable energy of 15%. I realize "clean energy" doesn't necessar
