National Geographic has an interesting report on predator-prey issues in national parks: apparently pregnant moose in Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park tend to shift their activity closer to roads before giving birth, in order to avoid predation by grizzly bears.
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Here is a clever idea for making sure you never have to search for a parking space: congestion pricing.
So, Lizzie1 and I drove up to the restaurant in downtown Minneapolis and spotted the Valet Parking sign.
It has become virtually axiomatic that as climate shifts or other potent
Salon.com has a really interesting article about the hidden and expensive costs of parking. There's lots of interesting stuff in the article, but this bit really stood out (italics mine):