This 2008 report by the Transportation Research Board focuses on the consequences of climate change for transportation infrastructure and operations in the U.S. and offers
This Federal Highway Administration report can help decision makers begin to address the challenges posed by climate change by providing regional information on climate change
This July 2009 report from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s Volpe National Transportation Systems Center at the Research and Innovative Technologies Administration highlights innovative actions
This report, prepared by ICF International for the Federal Highway Administration, explores the possibilities for integrating climate change considerations into long range transportation planning at
This report, released by the Federal Highway Administration in 2010, provides excerpts from various MPO and DOT transportation plans that illustrate how climate change considerations
This 2010 publication by the National Cooperative Highway Research Program is intended to help policy makers to understand alternative methods for managing approaches to GHG
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s (USDOT) April 2010 report analyzes the range of activities that could be used to reduce emissions, including advanced technologies and
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Transportation and Climate Change Clearinghouse provides information related to transportation and climate change issues. It includes information on greenhouse gas
The Iowa Climate Change Advisory Council (ICCAC) Final Report outlines greenhouse gas emission reduction proposals for the State of Iowa. The report includes an inventory
The American Planning Association’s (APA) Planners Energy and Climate Database includes sample documents from communities that have taken steps to integrate energy and climate change
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