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Cutting Carbs: A workshop for transportation professionals looking to cut some greenhouse gas emissions

On Wednesday, December 3rd, the Oregon Environmental Council will host a workshop for transportation professionals. The goal: to build knowledge and skills for reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from the transportation system.

On December 3, 2008, the Oregon Environmental Council presented "Cutting Carbs – a Professional Development Workshop for Transportation Professionals on Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions." OEC’s goal was to enable planners, engineers, project managers and others to combat climate change within their spheres of influence.

With more than 150 transportation professionals in attendance, the workshop was a great success.

See many of the speaker presentations below, and if you'd like to view the morning presentations, email us for a DVD copy.

We thank our event organizer (Jon Makler), our speakers and moderators, our facilitator, and our event sponsors and event supporters (see logos below). Without them, this workshop would not have been possible.

Click on the following links to learn more:

Here are PDF versions of the Cutting Carbs presentations:

STARS Charrette

  1. Peter Hurley (PDOT)

Models and Decisions

(An audio version of this session is available on request)

  1. Aaron Breakstone (Metro)
  2. Clark Williams-Derry (Sightline Institute)
  3. Rick Gustafson (Shiels Obletz Johnson)
  4. Brian Gregor (ODOT)

The Low Carb Toolbox Presentations

  1. Jeffrey Ang-Olson (ICF International)
  2. Tom Schwetz (Lane Transit District)
  3. Kathleen Leotta (Parsons Brickerhoff)
  4. Peter Weisberg (The Climate Trust)

The Low Carb Land Use Presentations

  1. Eliot Allen (Criterion Planners)
  2. Bob Cortright (DLCD)
  3. Bob Leiter (Land Use and Transportation Planning
    San Diego Association of Governments) and Deborah Redma (HDR Engineering)
Please contact Chris Hagerbaumer for details more information about this event.

Event Sponsors:

David Evans Logo

 

HDR logo

metro logo

 

OSD logo

 

ODOT logo

 

 
OTREC logo

 

Port of Portland logo

 

PSU logo

Event Supporters:

 

CH2M Hill

 

TriMet



URS logo

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