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by Ying Wang, Fei Ye, Shiyong Qiu, Su Song and Andrew Pickford - January 2018This working paper studies 10 cases from Europe, Asia, and the United States to highlight the variety of social, political, and environmental contexts within which CC and LEZ schemes were planned and implemented. It aims to provide public communication strategies to safeguard successful implementation of transport policies.
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by Diego Canales, Larissa Da Silva, Srikanth Shastry, Shannon Bouton, Elaine Trimble, Julia Thayne, Stefan Knupfer and Martin Powell - November 2017New mobility services could improve the lives of all urban inhabitants. This first ever global survey finds that applying three types of new mobility services – electric, on-demand minibuses, subsidized shared rides, and trip-planning and ticketing apps – can make public transport more affordable, accessible and sustainable, if integrated properly.
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by Ying Wang, Su Song, Shiyong Qiu, Lu Lu, Yilin Ma, Xiaoyi Li and Ying Hu - March 2017This working paper discusses the successful experience of London, Singapore and Stockholm that can be applied to China, aiming to help Chinese readers understand how LEZ/CC policies work to alleviate air pollution and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and solve problems and challenges in the effort of congestion mitigation and emission reduction in China.
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by Thomas Damassa, Jenna Blumenthal and Samah Elsayed - February 2015Data management systems are critical for developing and regularly updating national greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories that, in turn, are foundational to national and international GHG mitigation efforts. However, limited information exists regarding national GHG inventory data management systems.
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Learn how securing water and shale gas could strengthen energy security while cutting emissions.