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ARC Funds Study For Potential Light Rail Route Along South DeKalb-Atlanta-Emory Corridor

1-30-02
The Atlanta Regional Commission has included funding in its draft 2003-05 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), clearing a major hurdle in efforts to provide a light rail route along the South DeKalb-Atlanta-Emory University corridor. The draft TIP allocates $2.5 million for the study, to be split between fiscal years 2004-05.
Emory Previews Electric Car Pilot Program in Clifton Corridor Area

1-22-02

In partnership with Georgia Power, Emory University is a pilot site for a fleet of Ford Think electric cars. Following a meeting of Clifton Corridor Transportation Management Association (CCTMA), board members and their guests will be invited to take a spin in a Think car. The event begins at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2002.

Emory University Recognized by National Wildlife Foundation as a Campus Leader in Environmental Initiatives

12-27-01

Emory University has been recognized by the National Wildlife Federation for its achievements in developing an environmentally sustainable campus. In a national survey report of nearly 900 college campuses, Emory was acknowledged specifically as a leader in water conservation.

Decreasing Reliance On Cars, Improving Air Quality Are Major Goals of Emory University's Alternative Transportation Programs

10-16-2001

Emory University commits more than $1 million annually to an aggressive alternative transportation program to alleviate traffic congestion and improve air quality.

Emory University Receives $225,000 Grant From U.S. Department of Energy To Fund Chargers For Electric Vehicles

6-6-2000

Emory University's goal of developing alternatives to the automobile received a major boost recently when the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) awarded the university $225,000 to fund quick-charging stations for electric vehicles.

Senator Max Cleland and Emory University Co-Host U.S. Senate Smart Growth Task Force On Aug. 25

8-25-1999

Emory University's efforts and success at carefully planned growth and alternative transportation initiatives have resulted in a special honor: U.S. Senator Max Cleland (D-GA) has selected Emory as the site for an Aug. 25 field tour for the U.S. Senate Smart Growth Task Force. Georgia Governor Roy Barnes will be a special guest and speaker at the event.

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ARC Funds Study For Potential Light Rail Route Along South DeKalb-Atlanta-Emory Corridor 1-30-02 The Atlanta Regional Commission has included funding in its draft 2003-05 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP), clearing a major hurdle in efforts to provide a light rail route along the South DeKalb-Atlanta-Emory University corridor. The draft TIP allocates $2.5 million for the study, to be split between fiscal years 2004-05. Emory Previews Electric Car Pilot Program in Clifton Corridor Area 1-22-02 In partnership with Georgia Power, Emory University is a pilot site for a fleet of Ford Think electric cars. Following a meeting of Clifton Corridor Transportation Management Association (CCTMA), board members and their guests will be invited to take a spin in a Think car. The event begins at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2002. Emory University Recognized by National Wildlife Foundation as a Campus Leader in Environmental Initiatives 12-27-01 Emory University has been recognized by the National Wildlife Federation for its achievements in developing an environmentally sustainable campus. In a national survey report of nearly 900 college campuses, Emory was acknowledged specifically as a leader in water conservation. Decreasing Reliance On Cars, Improving Air Quality Are Major Goals of Emory University's Alternative Transportation Programs 10-16-2001 Emory University commits more than $1 million annually to an aggressive alternative transportation program to alleviate traffic congestion and improve air quality. Emory University Receives $225,000 Grant From U.S. Department of Energy To Fund Chargers For Electric Vehicles 6-6-2000 Emory University's goal of developing alternatives to the automobile received a major boost recently when the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) awarded the university $225,000 to fund quick-charging stations for electric vehicles. Senator Max Cleland and Emory University Co-Host U.S. Senate Smart Growth Task Force On Aug. 25 8-25-1999 Emory University's efforts and success at carefully planned growth and alternative transportation initiatives have resulted in a special honor: U.S. Senator Max Cleland (D-GA) has selected Emory as the site for an Aug. 25 field tour for the U.S. Senate Smart Growth Task Force. Georgia Governor Roy Barnes will be a special guest and speaker at the event.



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