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Transportation, Air Pollution, and Climate Change

Overview

Learn about pollutants from vehicles and engines that cause harmful health effects and climate change.  
  • Overview of air pollution from transportation
  • Key issues, websites and programs
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What You Can Do

Find information about wise driving, choosing fuel efficient vehicles, and other tips for decreasing your carbon footprint.
  • What you can do to reduce pollution from vehicles and engines
  • To choose a fuel efficient vehicle, use the Green Vehicle Guide
  • To find information about fuel economy labeling (the window sticker), trends and data, use the Fuel Economy site

Accomplishments & Successes

View successes from the Clean Air Act, strategies for the future, and a timeline of accomplishments.
  • History of reducing air pollution from transportation

Transportation and Carbon Pollution

Learn about transportation and climate change, as well as EPA programs to reduce carbon pollution.
  • Carbon pollution from transportation

Other Air Pollution

Learn about smog, soot, ozone, and other air pollution, as well as EPA programs to reduce them.
  • Smog, soot, and other air pollution from transportation

or use the A-Z index to find the information you are looking for.

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Last updated on October 7, 2022
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