Practitioners Guide to Incorporating Greenhouse Gas Emissions into the Collaborative Decision-Making Process (2012) / Chapter Skim
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1INTRODUCTION Most climate scientists agree that climate change has been occurring in scientifi cally measurable ways since the fi rst stages of industrialization and that it will likely become even more pronounced in future years. In the past several years, an ever-increasing number of state and local offi cials have begun to examine how activities in their jurisdictions can contribute to greenhouse gas (GHG)
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2PRACTITIONERS GUIDE TO INCORPORATING GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS INTO THE COLLABORATIVE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS and groups are looking at the use and performance of the transportation system as another opportunity for emissions reductions. This Practitioners Guide presents suggested approaches for considering GHG emissions in transportation planning and decision making.
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3PRACTITIONERS GUIDE TO INCORPORATING GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS INTO THE COLLABORATIVE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS Each decision point uses the following template in presenting useful information to the user. The specific consideration of GHG emissions in that particular decision point is explained.
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