As city populations experience exponential growth, the pressing challenge of human mobility becomes increasing intense. Responses to this challenge – particularly roads for single-occupancy vehicles – can, and have had, disastrous impacts on ecosystems. But the human mobility challenge holds potential to improve ecosystem functions within cities.
Human Mobility in Mid-sized Cities
The Future of Vancouver Transit Improving Our Air, Water, Land, and GHGs
Adapting to Climate Change: Flexibility in Resilient Cities
A Popular Way to Low Carbon City: Bikeshare System
New Solution of Urban Energy: Electric vehicles start to replace traditional vehicles in China, from the public transportation system
Healthy Environments in The Netherlands
Looking home: Vancouver’s approach to environmental stewardship in transportation infrastructure
Sustainable Transportation Planning
Closer Look Into Green Streets
Exploration of Sonoma Mountain Village
The Cascadia Corridor as an Ecosystem