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Clean and Green School Buses - Reducing Fuel Use and Exposure to Diesel Exhaust

Oct 21, 2008

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Making schools "greener" is not just about buildings. Transportation of students and staff to and from school is an important component of a school's environmental and greenhouse gas footprint. School buses play an important role in minimizing that footprint, but they present unique challenges and opportunities in reducing fuel use, emissions, and health impacts.

Clean and Green School Buses - Reducing Fuel Use and Exposure to Diesel Exhaust

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Title: Clean and Green School Buses - Reducing Fuel Use and Exposure to Diesel Exhaust
Publication date 2008-10-21
Publication Year 2008
Authors Jan Mueller
Copyright holder(s) Environmental and Energy Study Institute
Keywords idle , school buses , diesel exhaust , school bus , environmental and energy
Document type FactSheet , Text
Language English
URL: https://www.issuelab.org/resource/clean-and-green-school-buses-reducing-fuel-use-and-exposure-to-diesel-exhaust.html
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