Household Transportation Use and Urban Air Pollution: A Comparative Analysis of Thailand, Mexico, and the United States

De Souza, R-M; Population Reference Bureau

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Household Transportation Use and Urban Air Pollution: A Comparative Analysis of Thailand, Mexico, and the United States

2001-01-01
By De Souza, R-M

[PDF-1.42 MB]

English

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De Souza, R-M
Corporate Creators:

Population Reference Bureau
Subject/TRT Terms:

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Air Pollution Attitudes Data And Information Technology Economic Development Economics Highways Public Transportation Qualitative Analysis Society Statistical Analysis Urban Transportation
Resource Type:

Research Paper
Geographical Coverage:

New Mexico ; United States ; Washington (District of Columbia)

New Mexico ; United States ; Washington (District of Columbia) Less -
TRIS Online Accession Number:

00808572
Corporate Publisher:

Population Reference Bureau
Abstract:

This report examines the relations among population, transportation, and urban air pollution. The analysis sheds light on ways that cities could expand transportation services in a way that minimizes air pollution and maximizes economic development. The report combines statistical analysis of national data sets with qualitative approaches to examine (1) the impact of household transportation use on urban air pollution, (2) how various household characteristics affect impact, and (3) city dwellers' and policymakers' attitudes toward pollution and transportation challenges. The case studies were conducted in three cities that are known to have severe transportation-related problems: Bangkok, Mexico City, and Washington, D.C
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urn:sha256:6f81f622c6e51fec394037db43463cda3fd0c688ce509443a39bae51963b1866
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