Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Transportation Sources in Minnesota
Overview | Research Team | Publications & Presentations | Seminars
GHG Study Seminar Series
CTS held a seminar series to hear from national experts and learn how their work could influence Minnesota’s efforts to reduce greenhouse gases. The first three seminars were aired live on the Web and are available for later viewing. PowerPoint presentations and summary articles of the seminars are also posted.
- Transit-Oriented and Balanced Growth: Traffic and CO2-Reducing Potential
- A Renewable-Energy Solution to Global Warming
- What States Can Do to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
- Transportation Options in a Greenhouse: Alternative Strategies to Lowering Our Carbon Footprint
CTS Research Seminars
CTS holds a seminar series each fall semester. One of the GHG principal investigators, Professor David Kittelson, discussed the study at the Oct. 14, 2008, seminar. His presentation was recorded and is available for viewing online.
Other Seminars and Conferences
Growing Cooler: How Land Use Can Help Minnesota Reach Its Greenhouse Gas Reduction Goals was a conference held January 5, 2009 at the Humphrey Institute in Minneapolis. Julian Marshall, one of the GHG researchers, was featured in the conference. View conference video and other materials.
Julian Marshall, one of the GHG researchers, was featured in the 2009 Mn/DOT Environmental Stewardship and Streamlining Workshop. He presented findings from the GHG study in an April 1 general session.