FEATURE
The clean transport revolution
Functioning transportation systems are fundamental to modern, prosperous societies. They provide a means to get to work, connect us to friends and family, and catalyse economic activity. But transportation today comes with a cost. It produces approximately 18 per cent of human-related greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and local air pollution that contributes to health problems for millions. This Alliance content is part of the Alliance + IssueLab Special Collection.
Explore social sector research on improving transportation options. This can include urban planning work to address traffic congestion, carbon emissions, or safety issues, as well as transportation alternatives, including public transportation and development that privileges pedestrians and cyclists.
RESEARCH RELATED FUNDING
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TITLES RECENTLY PUBLISHED
Transportation in a changing world: Fewer trips, different trips, alone
May 27, 2020
Publisher(s): MassINC
Not on a Shelf: Reporting on the City of Boston's Progress on Go Boston 2030
Mar 1, 2020
Publisher(s): Livable Streets Alliance
The Waters Around Us: Public opinion research on Massachusetts residents' views on climate change
Jan 15, 2020
Publisher(s): MassINC
Getting to BRT: An Implementation Guide for U.S. Cities
Sep 1, 2019
Publisher(s): Institute for Transportation and Development Policy
TITLES FROM THE ARCHIVES
Supermarkets and Service Stations Now Competing For Grain
Jul 1, 2006
Publisher(s): Earth Policy Institute
Sprawl and Smart Growth in Greater Seattle-Tacoma
Jul 1, 2002
Publisher(s): Sightline Institute (formerly Northwest Environment Watch)
Crossroads II: Marshall Report 996
Jun 1, 1999
Publisher(s): Environmental Law and Policy Center ; Resource Systems Group, Inc.
The Visions Project: Choosing a Future for Growing Communities
Jan 1, 1999
Publisher(s): Environmental Law and Policy Center