Five years of blogging on Transform to Sustainability

Without realizing it, the 5-year anniversary of my original blog passed by last month.  Since then I have posted 368 posts here.  Many of these have also been featured on other blogs, including:

• Greater Greater Washington
• CommuterPage.com
• Arlington's AIRE blog
• Sustainable Cities Collective

So what has been popular?  Below is the list of my all time top ten blogs by number of views:

• Our Camry hybrid (sixth post) - Documenting the fuel efficiency benefits of our new tires (preceded by five other posts about our car, obviously)
• Another solution to reducing auto accidents - If we drive less, we have fewer crashes
• Google adds skateboard directions to Google Maps - April fools post
• Monday What's on the Web: NRDC's Switchboard - One in my series of weekly posts highlighting other blogs and web resources on sustainability
• Film Screening, Discussion and Advisory Committee Meeting on Monday, March 7 in Arlington - Announcement of an Arlington event hosted by the Arlington Bicycle Advisory Committee.  It was well attended.
• Build the "Invisible Tunnel!" - The first of the Farragut tunnel posts (from August 2008) that helped promote the eventual adoption by WMATA of the Farragut Crossing in October 2011.
• Demographics, Declining Populations and Our Environment - My rant about the disconnect between the need for declining population from an environmental viewpoint and growing population from an economic standpoint.
• Integrating High-Speed Rail into the "System" - My proposal for integrating and connecting rail into our air transport system.
• Climate Decade in Review - Post 19: Highest Temperature Ever Recorded in S. Dakota - One in my series of events during the 00's.  Why this one and not the others?  Who knows!
• Recycling is the Worst Thing to Happen to Our Environment - Not that I'm against it or anything.

Here's to the beginning of another five years of what I hope are interesting and thought-provoking blog posts.  Thanks, readers and followers, for your support.