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Climate Strategies That Work

1/15/2025

 
Originally published in the December 2024 (v. 47) Streetsmart newsletter

The DOT Climate Change Center has recently produced the Climate Strategies That Work Playbook. This 
playbook is a comprehensive resource to guide cities, regions, industry leaders, philanthropic strategists, and transportation professionals at every level in implementing the most effective strategies for reducing transportation sector greenhouse gas emissions. This playbook provides strategies to help communities grow stronger, safer, smarter, and more sustainable. Informed by the U.S. National Blueprint for Transportation Decarbonization, the playbook emphasizes convenient, efficient, and clean transportation solutions, while also considering equity, safety, and economic growth.

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