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

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CARTEEH Symposium

CARTEEH Seminar

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Center News

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

Register Now | Seminar: Health Effects of Air Pollution: Perspectives and Priorities

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

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

First Annual CARTEEH Summer Internship Presents Young Transportation Professionals with Unique Learning Opportunities

CARTEEH’s researcher, Dr. Haneen Khreis, co-edits book bringing together the world’s leading experts on urban and transport planning, environmental exposures, physical activity, and health

News

London set to become the world’s most walkable city

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Anti-pollution activists stage protest at Volkswagen’s UK headquarters

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60% more air pollution than adults due to them being closer to vehicle exhaust fumes

Indians demand a say as construction chokes cities

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Europe’s urban air pollution ‘as unhealthy as smoking’

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Electric cars boost economy and health

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15 cities tackling pollution by curbing cars

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£20 fine for engine idling being adopted by numerous councils

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Air pollution exposure linked to enlarged hearts

(Photo Credit: American Heart Association)