Center for Advancing Research in Transportation Emissions, Energy, and Health (CARTEEH) – A USDOT University Transportation Center

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Register today for the Transportation, Air Quality, and Health Symposium to be held on February 18 - 20, 2019

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Register today to network with peers, stay up to date on research and take home innovative ideas. Program Announced.

Sponsorship Opportunities for Transportation, Air Quality, and Health Symposium

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2019 CARTEEH Student of the Year

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Now Available | The CARTEEH biennial report highlights the center’s start up activities in its first two years of operation.

Register Now | CARTEEH Announces 2019 Transportation, Air Quality, and Health Symposium

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Apply Today | 2019 Summer Internship Announced

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Seminar Slides Now Posted | Use and Applications of Low Cost Air Quality Sensors

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Now Available: The Data Hub addresses the need for a systematic, cross-disciplinary approach to understanding and reconciling transportation and health datasets.

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CARTEEH’s Inyang Uwak presents at the Annual American Public Health Association Meeting and Expo

CARTEEH’s Khreis Awarded the 2018 ISEE Rebecca James Baker Award

News

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Report sparks concerns over poor air quality on London Underground

The Northern Line had the most PM2.5, tiny particulates linked to health problems. Photograph: Action Press/Rex/Shutterstock

Ultra Low Emission Zone | London

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Four in ten children are breathing “toxic air” at school

Photo Credit: Nick Ansell/PA

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How air pollution is destroying our health

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Delhi air pollution surges to emergency levels

Indian security forces in heavy smog in Delhi. Photograph: Money Sharma/AFP/Getty Images

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10 Charts That Tell the Story of Energy in 2018

The Air Quality Life IndexEPIC/AQLI

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Prolonged exposure to air pollution lowers worker productivity: NUS study

A factory emitting fumes from its chimney in Tuas on Dec 11, 2018.ST PHOTO: LIM YAOHUI

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4 U.S. Electric Vehicle Trends To Watch In 2019

BMW electric vehicle charging (Photo Credit: Energy Innovation)

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New Zero Emissions Rules For Public Transportation & Shuttles In California

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