* Also U.N. Sustainable Development Goal #9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure Read More
** Denotes Scenic Conservation Pathway
Guides and Curricula
Sustainable America – I Turn It Off – Anti-Idling Toolkit
Green Education Foundation Sustainable Transportation Units
Sustainable Transportation for all levels
Cell Wall Chemistry of Biofuel
ViewFinders: An online interactive website that teachers students K-5 about visual pollution and its effects on a person’s daily life and character of a city.**
Clean Air Projects Elementary school lessons**
Clean Air Projects High school lessons**
Apps
Smart Ride Inc. – empowers your commute by providing real-time arrivals and alerts for many major North American transit agencies.
Geocaching: Go exploring!**
AirVisual: See in real-time what the quality of the air looks like in your community.**
Games
Cities in Motion – Cities in Motion (CIM) is a city-based mass transportation simulator for the PC. Players operate their own transportation company, building a public network with a variety of vehicle types, including buses, trams, and subway trains.
Rails to Trails Conservancy: Go of the beaten path and get some Vitamin N as you explore the beauty of our natural world. **
Videos
The Battle Against Billboards and Visual Pollution**
How Bike Lane Design Can Affect Citizen’s Community Choices**
Let’s Talk About Illegal Idling series
Useful Links
Ecoxplorer – Travel Green, Drive Green, Save Green
Walk and Bike to School – National Bike to School day and many resources
Fuel Economy – The official U.S. government source for fuel economy information
The Rails to Trails Conservancy
Fuel Efficiency of different transports by MPG
Mapmyride – Plan, track, analyze and share your journey with MapMyRide
NASA’s Beginners Guide to Rockets
The Beginner’s Guide to Driving Electric Cars
Issues Surrounding Scenic Pollution**
Billboard/Sign Clutter Case Studies: Communities have already been successfully combating billboard blight for many decades. With the proper knowledge and support communities have retained control of their local character. The following case studies illustrate steps taken on the local and state level in protecting scenic landscapes, as well as legal obstacles faced by citizens in their own backyards.**
Tools for Action: Evidence-based reason**
