Reduce the tailpipe emissions that help form ozone by reducing car travel.

Use natural systems to protect workers by reducing heat-island effects and providing shade.

Where pollution and people must co-exist, encourage healthy design standards and accurate information collection and response to existing risks.

Partner with communities to address air quality issues. Use natural systems and heat-reflective materials to keep cities cooler and reduce ozone production. Where pollution and people must co-exist, encourage healthy design standards and accurate information collection and response to existing risks.

Reduce ozone precursors at their source by using cleaner freight technology and practices.

Reduce car travel and emissions by enabling people to live close to jobs, services and other destinations.

Reduce emissions from construction, homes, and other stationary sources.