Hooray! $100 million project allegedly results in 7,700 fewer tons of carbon dioxide emitted, which was worth $385 at a nickel per ton before the Chicago Climate Hoax Exchange went belly up!

Federal funding for bike routes pays off in Twin Cities | StarTribune.com

That, in essence, is the conclusion of a four-year, $100 million pilot project in four communities, including the Twin Cities, on whether investing in bike and pedestrian infrastructure pays off.

It does, the U.S. Department of Transportation said in a report submitted to Congress this week. Not only did biking increase by nearly 50 percent over the three-year life of the four projects, but there were 7,700 fewer tons of carbon dioxide emitted