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| Title | Linking Land Use, Air Quality and Transportation Planning--Major Urban Communities |
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Linking Land Use, Air Quality and Transportation Planning--Major Urban Communities (Number of pages: 2) (Publication Size: 131KB)
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| Author(s) | Mike Boyer | ||||
| Description | Physical characteristics and patterns of land development affect air quality by influencing the availability of a variety of travel modes, and ultimately which modes of travel people select. Land use strategies that promote air quality include: creating smaller blocks; building more sidewalks and paths; developing vacant urban areas; and increasing residential denisty. | ||||
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| Contact | Mike Boyer at 360-407-6863 | ||||
| Keywords | transportation, transport, planning, urban, quality, air quality | ||||
| RELATED PUBLICATIONS | Title:
Linking Land Use, Air Quality and Transportation Planning -- Urbanizing Areas and Rural Communities |
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