Transportation and Climate Change Project
A Vision of Future Transportation Along the Connecticut River Valley
The ICLEI-led Transportation and Climate Change project brings together more than 20 communities and regional planning organizations from four states along the Connecticut River Valley corridor who want to improve the region’s quality of life and decrease greenhouse gas emissions by reducing car and truck trips throughout the corridor. This group is working diligently to implement a range of initiatives by 2020, including smart growth and improved passenger and freight rail service along the corridor.
Project Details and Resources
Case Studies
Learn More
For inquiries or to receive more information about the
Transportation and Climate Change project, contact Angela Vincent, ICLEI Northeast Regional Director, at angela.vincent@iclei.org or (617) 850-9046.
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News and Updates
- Sept. 23 event: ICLEI led an event with state and federal legislators and other decision makers titled, "Laying the Track for Climate Protection: Land Use and
Transportation Planning along the Connecticut River Valley." Download the agenda
- June 10, 2008 event: ICLEI led a summit with 20 regional local governments
titled, “The Future of Transportation: Reducing Greenhouse Gas
Emissions along the Connecticut River Corridor” View or order a video
of the summit, or download the agenda.
Regional Maps
View maps of the following areas:
- Entire corridor
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Upper valley corridor (Windham Regional Commission)
- Upper middle valley corridor (Franklin Regional Council of Governments)
- Lower middle valley corridor (Pioneer Valley Planning Commission)
- Lower valley corridor (Capital Region Council of Governments)
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