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Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions reduction strategies February 2014

Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions reduction strategies February 2014

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Page 1: Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions reduction strategies February 2014

Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions

reduction strategies

February 2014

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Four policy areas

Community Design

Pricing

Education and Marketing

Roads/Traffic Management

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Implementation

Cost:

$ = <$100,000$$ = $100,000 - $1,000,000$$$ = >$1,000,000

Time frame:Short = fully implementable within 5 yearsMedium = implementable within 5 – 10 yearsLong = implementable within 10 – 20 years, or longer

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Greenhouse gas (GHG) impacts

Strategy effectiveness is measured in several ways:–GHG emissions reduction potential–Vehicle miles travelled (VMT)

reduction potential–Qualitatively where there is little

data on effectiveness

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COMMUNITY DESIGN STRATEGIES

Photo courtesy Don Hankins

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Mixed-use Development

5-25%Vehicle miles traveled (VMT) reduction:

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Implementation

Cost Timeframe

$ Short

$ - $$ Short

$$ - $$$ Medium

Mixed-use zoning

Developer incentives

Supportive public infrastructure

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Potential impacts

EQUITY

$

ECONOMY HEALTH

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Active Transportation

5-15%Vehicle miles traveled (VMT) reduction:

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Implementation

Cost Timeframe

$ Short

$$ - $$$ Medium

Developer regulations

Public infrastructure

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Potential impacts

EQUITY

$

ECONOMY HEALTH

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Improve public transit

1-8%GHG emissions reduction potential:

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Implementation

Cost Timeframe

$$ Short

$$ Short

$$ - $$$ Medium

$$$ Long

Transit amenities

Reduce transit fares

Increase service

Increase high capacity transit

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Potential impacts

EQUITY

$

ECONOMY HEALTH

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PRICING STRATEGIES

Photo courtesy WSDOT

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Congestion pricing

1-2%GHG emissions

reduction

potential:

Mileage fee

GHG emissions

reduction

potential:

1-5%

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Implementation

Cost Timeframe

$$$ Long

$$$ Long

Congestion pricing

Statewide mileage fee

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Other pricing strategies

1-3%GHG emissions

reduction

potential:

GHG emissions

reduction

potential:

1-2%

Pay-as-you-drive insurance

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Implementation

Cost Timeframe

$$$ Long

$$$ Long

Pay-as-you-drive insurance

Parking pricing

Increase gas tax

Carbon pricing

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Potential impacts

EQUITY

$

ECONOMY HEALTH

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EDUCATION & MARKETING STRATEGIES

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Ridesharing, carsharing, and carpooling

Dependent on level of participation

GHG emissions reduction potential:

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Implementation

Cost Timeframe

$$$ Long

$$$ Long

Carsharing

Carpooling

Ridesharing programs

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Travel options education

1-3%Vehicle miles

travelled reduction

potential:

Commute trips reduction:

1-6%

Telecommuting

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Implementation

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Cost Timeframe

$ Medium

$ Short

Travel options education

Telecommuting

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Potential impacts

EQUITY

$

ECONOMY HEALTH

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ROADS/TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

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Incident management

GHG reduction potential:

Photo courtesy News Tribune

Ramp meters/ signal coordination

GHG reduction potential:

Minimal Minimal

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Implementation

Cost Timeframe

$$-$$$ Medium

$$ Short

$$ Medium

Incident management

Traffic signal coordination

Ramp metering

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Potential impacts

EQUITY

$

ECONOMY HEALTH