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Key Topics: Transportation and Air Quality
This Web page provides links to transportation and air quality information that may be of interest to citizens and consumers.
Mobile Source Emissions - Past, Present, and Future provides general information on the different air pollutants produced by mobile sources and fuels, the various programs that OTAQ has undertaken to control emissions of those pollutants, and the impact those programs have had on emissions.
What You Can Do provides a complete listing of fact sheets and other documents written for the general public.
The Green Vehicle Guide provides consumers with a simple tool to help them make the link between vehicles and the environment during vehicle buying decisions. It provides one-stop shopping for consumers to buy the cleanest, most efficient vehicle that meets their needs.
If you are interested in finding out more information on the fuel economy ratings of different cars and gas mileage tips, visit the Fuel Economy Guide Web site, which is sponsored jointly by the U.S. Department of Energy and EPA.
Commuters may be interested in visiting the Best Workplaces for Commuters Web site, which was created jointly by the U.S. Department of Transportation and EPA and is now administered by the Center for Urban Transportation Research (CUTR). You'll find information on this initiative, which advocates employers' offering their employees a variety of new choices to reduce stress associated with commuting. Information includes a description of benefits, success stories, and resources for commuters.
Environmental Kids Club has information on a variety of environmental issues on EPA's Web site for kids ages 5-12. There are games, pictures, stories, and other fun activities.
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