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GoPhillyGo: Where to Plan Multimodal trips in Philadelphia
GoPhillyGo: Where to Plan Multimodal trips in Philadelphia
Have you faced the dilemma of entering a destination in Google Maps, only to see that it would take you 3 hours to take a train (compared to a 30 minutes drive)? As much as technology has advanced our ease of public transit and biking routes, there’s still gaps in between if you were to bike for 15 minutes TO a train station that eases our commute – and increases a few calories in the process.…
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Philly EcoCamp combines Sustainability + Tech
Looking for an event that combines sustainability and technology?
Philly EcoCamp is a series of events to promote sustainability and environment through technology, happening in Philadelphia June 20-22. Here’s an overview of what to expect for the weekend.
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Political donations by county: two decades of change.
From the Sunlight Foundation blog:
Some 30 percent of all the money raised in last year's presidential election came from just 10 of the nation's more than 3,000 counties, all of them in major metropolitan areas. But a high proportion of multi-millionaires placed a couple of sparsely populated Wyoming counties among the last election cycle's highest per-capita givers.
These are just a few of the interesting patterns of political influence that the Sunlight Foundation is beginning to uncover from a partnership with a Philadelphia-based firm that specializes in mapping and geo-spatial analysis. Over the summer, we worked together to create location-based analyses of the federal campaign finance data displayed on Influence Explorer. The partnership produced new and more accurate ways to identify trends in political spending through the power of data vizualization.