Our 2010 report highlights proven freight transportation programs, technologies, and methods at work around the world that are less polluting.
Historic Proposal for Standards for New Freight Trucks Will Save Oil, Money and Cut Global Warming Pollution
he FREIGHT Act of 2010 (S 3629 and HR 5976) offers an important step toward making America’s freight transportation system work for the 21st Century.
Mass transit for California's 21st Century.
12th installment of the series, "Manufacturing Climate Solutions: Carbon-Reducing Technologies and U.S. Jobs," prepared by researchers at the Duke Uni
Recommendations for specific policy actionsto ensure that our transportation investments deliver the best results for the environment and the economy.
Through 16 selected projects, this map illustrates just some of the positive economic returns from transit investment around the country.
Our 2009 report spotlights a new generation of innovative public transit sweeping through communities across America.
Report co-authored by the American Lung Association, Environmental Defense Fund, National Association of Clean Air Agencies, and Puget Sound Clean Air
The Long Road Toward Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Aviation
Report: A call for action to clean up marine shipping pollution
In this issue: Taking green partnerships to the next level; Border fence versus rare cats; End of the road for dirty diesel; Olympics inspire cuts in
In this issue: Car wars: EPA puts the brakes on cleaner vehicles; Coal industry goes on the offensive; New book Earth: The Sequel; Valuing rainforests
In this issue: Fate of global warming action rests with the senate; Why we support America's Climate Security Act; Court says to government: Close SUV
In this issue: Congress wakes up to global warming; Focus on farming; A lifeline for fishermen; GM's new idea: action on climate; Unjamming New York's
Singapore's early congestion pricing system produced quick results, cutting traffic by nearly half in the central city.
Summarizes the compelling science showing the health consequences of traffic.
In this issue: Will Congress heed the public's call to act in 2007?; Car counseling: A green car guide for all; Echoes of an ancient forest; Breathing
Report finds that diesel locomotive air pollution is linked to about 3,400 premature deaths and other serious health effects every year, and calls on
The climate impact of America's automobiles.
