Cities urged to 'join dots' between transport, energy, and built environment
New report argues that innovative transport decarbonisation plans can deliver wide-ranging benefits for health and quality of life in urban areas
Cities can deliver green jobs, reduce air pollution, and improve quality of life while curbing carbon emission, if they strengthen efforts to integrate transport, building, and energy infrastructure...
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