Train Time
Karen Christensen, Ellis Simon, Matthew SilberTrain Time focuses on rail as a sustainable way to get around - locally, nationally, and internationally - and as a system that is good for people, communities, economies, and the natural world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 62 | Subscribers | Read | traintime.substack.com |
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Coauthor of The Great Good Place II, expert on third places and green urbanism, CEO of #BerkshirePubGroup, research associate at Harvard Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies, and editor of the Encyclopedia of Community. Nuts about passenger rail.
Retired public relations executive now putting his skills to work writing about what he loves - trains!
Educator. Historian. Public transportation advocate and enthusiast. Views expressed are mine alone.
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