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Transit-centered growth will help reduce greenhouse gases

November 30, 2006/

Not only could high-density housing development encourage more walking, biking and transit use, it could help the state reach its ambitious goal of reducing greenhouse gases by 25 percent, to 1990 levels by 2020, said Ted Droettboom, regional planning director for a joint committee on smart growth.

Edward Carpenter, The Examiner

Full Story: http://www.examiner.com/a-409955~Transit_centered_growth_will_help_reduce_greenhouse_gases.html

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