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Georgia has nearly 90,000 miles of public roads. In 2017, vehicles accounted for 43% of the state’s CO2 emissions -- our single largest source. Switching out gasoline and diesel-powered cars and trucks for electric vehicles, increasing mass transit, and adopting more alternative mobility options--including cycling, e-scooters, and walking--will help us dramatically reduce these emissions.

If we can accelerate these climate solutions in the Transportation sector, Drawdown Georgia estimates we can reduce carbon emissions by one third by 2030.

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In October 2020, John Lanier of the Ray C. Anderson Foundation joined Allie Kelly of The Ray for a conversation about transportation and carbon emissions in the state of Georgia, and the climate solutions in this sector that will bring us to a cleaner, greener future. Please enjoy these highlights from that event exploring the solutions around transportation and climate change.

About Drawdown Georgia:
Drawdown Georgia was born from a multi-university research project whose initial phase of work was completed in December 2020. This research was funded by the Ray C. Anderson Foundation and led by Georgia Tech, with researchers from Emory University, Georgia State University, and the University of Georgia. The project identified and evaluated the 20 highest impact solutions for reducing greenhouse gas emissions in Georgia over the next decade, while also advancing “beyond carbon” dimensions, including equity, promoting economic development, improving public health, and nurturing the larger environment. Research continues on these solutions—in the creation of a state-wide dashboard in support of solution activation.

Visit https://www.drawdownga.org/ to learn more.

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