FOIA ID Number: 2025-0576 — EDGI Document Index

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Summary	Year	FOIA ID Number	Bates / Custodian	Pages
The Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) has implemented a performance-based transportation project selection process that incorporates greenhouse gas emissions as a scoring criterion to enhance sustainability and improve regional mobility in the 20-county Atlanta area.	2024	—	—	4
The Minnesota Department of Transportation is implementing a data-driven approach to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in transportation project selection, utilizing the Minnesota Infrastructure Carbon Estimator tool and aligning with federal Carbon Reduction Program requirements.	2022	—	—	5
The Michigan Department of Transportation is involved in a multidisciplinary workgroup that is advancing greenhouse gas emissions reduction priorities as part of the state's Healthy Climate Plan, which aims for economywide carbon neutrality.	2020	—	—	3
The Illinois Department of Transportation is collaborating with local entities to implement mobility strategies aimed at achieving aggressive greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets through electric vehicle adoption, following the state's clean energy law and the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act.	2019	—	—	3
The Colorado Department of Transportation has established a statewide planning standard to incorporate greenhouse gas emissions considerations into transportation planning and project selection, aligning with the emissions reduction targets of the 2019 Climate Action Plan.	2019	—	—	4
The Maryland Department of Transportation is leading an effort to implement greenhouse gas reduction strategies in accordance with the Greenhouse Gas Emissions Reduction Act, aiming for a 50% reduction in emissions from 2006 levels by 2030.	2009	—	—	3
The document from the Department of Transportation outlines Oregon's legislative and policy framework for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in the transportation sector, detailing the establishment of goals and the roles of state and local agencies in achieving these targets.	2007	—	—	7
The document from the Department of Transportation outlines California's multi-tiered approach involving state and regional agencies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in transportation planning, highlighting legislative efforts and the establishment of Sustainable Communities Strategies by metropolitan planning organizations.	2005	—	—	8
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) outlines guidelines for assessing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions impacts of transportation projects in the Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), categorizing them into quantifiable and assumed impacts, and providing methodologies for both quantitative and qualitative evaluations.	—	—	—	4
The Federal Highway Administration case study describes how New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority measures greenhouse gas emissions displaced by transit use, reports emissions through the Climate Registry, and pursues zero-emission buses, clean construction, and rider-facing avoided-carbon tools.	—	2025-0576	—	4
The Federal Highway Administration case study describes how the Puget Sound Regional Council uses scenario planning, land use planning, expanded transportation choices, and climate goals to guide greenhouse gas reduction strategies.	—	2025-0576	—	4
The Federal Highway Administration case study describes how the Mid-America Regional Council uses partnerships, public engagement, and climate communication to advance transportation greenhouse gas reduction projects in the Kansas City region.	—	2025-0576	—	4
The Federal Highway Administration factsheet explains how greenhouse gas emissions differ from criteria pollutant emissions in transportation planning, including their climate, health, measurement, and policy implications.	—	2025-0576	—	2
The Federal Highway Administration factsheet explains life-cycle greenhouse gas emissions in transportation, covering emissions from vehicle operation, fuels, infrastructure, and vehicle production beyond tailpipe emissions.	—	2025-0576	—	2
The Federal Highway Administration factsheet explains strategies for reducing the carbon footprint of transportation, including vehicle travel reductions, cleaner fuels, efficient travel, and lower-emission infrastructure construction and maintenance.	—	2025-0576	—	2
The Federal Highway Administration case study describes how the Missoula Metropolitan Planning Organization advances complete streets, transit, and active transportation strategies to support greenhouse gas reduction and sustainability goals.	—	2025-0576	—	3
The Federal Highway Administration case study describes how the Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District works to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through fleet transition, onsite energy generation, and regional transportation partnerships.	—	2025-0576	—	3