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State and local transportation agencies are implementing a variety of innovative approaches to mitigate and adapt to climate change. In meeting the challenges, as the articles in this issue show, many are exercising their roles as "laboratories of invention."

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2012-7

TR News

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Climate change; Innovation; Local government; Policy; State departments of transportation; Transportation departments

Environment; Transportation (General); I15: Environment

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• A Sea Change: Adaptations in a Warming World
• Climate Change Adaptation in Michigan: Preparations, Strategies, and Examples
• Climate Change and Transportation: Summary of Key Information
• Climate Change Scenario Planning: The Cape Cod Pilot Project
• Converting to Energy-Efficient Lighting for Roadways and Maintenance Facilities in California
• Ecodriving: The Science and Art of Smarter Driving
• Establishing Biofuel Infrastructure in Tennessee
• Facing Up to Climate Change: Planning and Implementation at the Vermont Agency of Transportation
• Innovative Approaches to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Transportation: San Francisco Bay Area Launches Variety of Pilot Projects
• Research Pays Off: Contour Plots Enhance Analysis of Pavement Data Collected with Nondestructive Survey Equipment
• SHRP 2 Research Update: Incorporating Greenhouse Gas Impacts into Transportation Decision Making
• State Activity on Climate Change and Energy: A Whirlwind Tour
• The Oregon Solar Highway Program: Offsetting Transportation's Carbon Footprint
• The Transportation and Climate Initiative: An Innovative State Collaborative
• The West Coast Green Highway Initiative: Cross-Sector Partnerships for Sustainable Transportation Solutions Along Interstate 5
• Washington State's Commute Trip Reduction Program: Reducing Emissions and Growing the Economy by Managing Transportation Demand