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Commission for Environmental Cooperation

Reducing Emissions from Transportation

Improving the environmental performance and economic competitiveness of the North American transportation industry

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Our Work on Reducing Emissions from Transportation

Air emissions from the transport of goods and people are a major source of pollution that impacts air quality, public health, and the environment. Our trinational work in this area aims to make transportation more efficient and less polluting throughout North America.

Tools and Resources

North American Portal on Climate Pollutants

Inventory data for emissions of greenhouse gases, black carbon and other short-lived climate pollutants.

Publications

Reducing Emissions from Goods Movement via Maritime Transportation in North America

Evaluation of the impacts of ship emissions over Mexico.

Reducing Air Pollution at Land Ports of Entry: Recommendations for Canada, Mexico and the United States

Project publication

Reducing Emissions from Goods Movement via Maritime Transportation in North America

Assessment of 2030 Mexico and global fuels supply and cost impacts.

Destination Sustainability

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from freight transportation in North America.

Projects

Reducing Pollution from Maritime Transport

Operational Plan 2017 - 2018

Enhancing North American Enforcement of the IMO Maritime Fuel Sulfur Limits

Operational Plan 2015 - 2016

Reducing Emissions from Goods Movement via Maritime Transportation in North America (Phase II)

Operational Plan 2015 - 2016

Greening Transportation at North American Land Ports of Entry

Operational Plan 2013 - 2014

Reducing Emissions from Goods Movement via Maritime Transportation in North America

Operational Plan 2013 - 2014