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- Transportation $$$
- Improving Safety for Cyclists
- Is Rail an Option?
- Manchester Looking to Save on Energy
- Rural Broadband May Equal More Telecommuting
- The Impacts of Ethanol
- In Other Vermont Transportation News...
- A Glimpse into Transportation at Large...
- Weekly Petro-Stats
- "Go Vermont" in Governor's State of the State
- VTrans to Receive an Unexpected Gift
- Safe Routes to School Program Informs Possible App...
- A Growing Need for Public Transit in the Northeast
- All Eyes on Anti-Idling
- Rise in Fuel Prices has People in a Pinch
- Ingenuity & Excitement in Detroit
- In Other Vermont Transportation News...
- Weekly Petro-Stats
- Fuel Hits $100 a Barrel
- Town of Waterbury to Join the Biodiesel Bus w/ the...
- Updated Vermont Biofuels Map
- VT to Join California Lawsuit Against the EPA
- Safe Routes to School Accepting Applications
- Vermont Resident Slides Ahead in Field of Alterna...
- Is Rail Vermont's Solution?
- How to Save $ on Commuting
- In National Clean Cities News...
- Weekly Petro-Stats
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- Welcome to the Vermont Clean Cities Coalition Blog Site - an interactive space dedicated to the coalition's objective of advancing “the economic, environmental and energy security of the U.S.” through cutting back on “petroleum consumption in the transportation sector.” For more information: U.S Department of Energy's Clean Cities website. http://www.eere.energy.gov/cleancities/ The Vermont Clean Cities Coalition supports, promotes and helps coordinate Vermont-related efforts related to fuel efficient and alternative fueled vehicles, transportation alternatives to the automobile, anti-idling campaigns, and funding opportunities and programs that address the Clean Cities mission. For more information contact Karen Glitman at (802)656-8868 or karen.glitman@uvm.edu or Tristam Coffin at (802)656-9864 or tcoffin@uvm.edu.
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