European shades of green: in addition to our trade imbalance, America has a huge deficit of smart environmental policies. Here's where more imports makes sense.(GREEN ECONOMY)
American Prospect, The, April, 2006 by Klein, Ezra
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"OH, AND ONE MORE THING," SAID Sebastian Paauw, organizer of a recent trip I took to the Netherlands, "we're not going to rent you a car, but we'll give you a bike."
True to his word, he promptly provided me with a bicycle. And while the cheese, wine, and charmingly narrow streets and alleyways made me feel pretty European, my new, cosmopolitan identity didn't quite click till I was gliding about on my sloping, bright-red three-speed.
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