Carbon Emission Per Household and 19 VMT per household
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Cliff Chambers
Jun 29, 2008, 12:27:54 PM6/29/08
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As a follow-up to our discussion, I have uploaded two files to the
Land Use site.
The Carbon Emissions Per Household pdf file is a map of the Bay Area
comparing CO2 emissions by Household for home based trips. If you
could get the actual data at the geogrhpaic level it is mapped, you
could compare the CO2 emssions in Healthy village neighborhoods
compared to single family subdivsions. I would happy to help with
this, but it will have to wait until the Transit Tranpsortation draft
report is completed.
The second files is the average 2006 VMT travelled by household by
MTC. The average figure Bay Area wide for 2006 was 19 VMT. This
slide is from my June 3rd Task Force presentation, as one of our key
objectives is a 10% reduction in VMT by ICE cars and trucks.
Cliff
Land Use site.
The Carbon Emissions Per Household pdf file is a map of the Bay Area
comparing CO2 emissions by Household for home based trips. If you
could get the actual data at the geogrhpaic level it is mapped, you
could compare the CO2 emssions in Healthy village neighborhoods
compared to single family subdivsions. I would happy to help with
this, but it will have to wait until the Transit Tranpsortation draft
report is completed.
The second files is the average 2006 VMT travelled by household by
MTC. The average figure Bay Area wide for 2006 was 19 VMT. This
slide is from my June 3rd Task Force presentation, as one of our key
objectives is a 10% reduction in VMT by ICE cars and trucks.
Cliff
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