Most of us have personal cars and use them everyday…but have you ever thought how much space on the streets will we “save” and by how much we will reduce global warming just by using a bus to go to work everyday or the bike in the summer?

Share this article among your friends to make them think about this idea…Use the bus to go to work or your bike. For sure your city will look better in the long term!

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It seems that in Russia, the hiding of reality and trying to make it look better in a false way happens every day.

With the occasion of Putin visit in Saransk, the officials of the city wanted to have a good looking town. But because they didn’t have time to plant grass they…just painted the everything in GREEN!!! Imagine dirt painted in green !

What were they thinking… I wonder what Putin said…or if he noticed…

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Why paint your car when you can cover it with real green grass? A green car is defined as a car that doesn’t pollute the environment, but some people took the ‘green’ idea to another level, they covered their cars with grass.

It hasn’t anything to do with the eco concept, this people just wanted to turn their unused car into a garden maybe, they have a lot of free time, or….I don’t know.

Would you cover your car in green grass and drive it in the city or just put it in your garden?

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David Gallaugher and other three Dalhousie architecture students built a grass-lined wheel as an alert for our society that we need more green spaces in our city. Thei idea is to take the green space with you wherever you go.

Of course is just a design and can’t be used in cities because it is not practical.

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Our cities are becoming every day more and more filled with concrete and less and less greener. But Korean designer Ji-Hye Koo has come up with an idea to cover the painted lines on the streets with Nature On A Tape concept. And the grass will grow on the tape making the city more beautiful.

The idea is nice but who will water all the green tapes around the city in hot summers? Or if a car breakes right on the tape it will ruin it…

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