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A central goal of transportation is the delivery of safe and efficient services with minimal environmental impact. In practice, though, human mobility has flourished while nature has suffered. Awareness of the environmental impacts of roads is increasing, yet information remains scarce for those interested in studying, understanding, or minimizing the ecological effects of roads and vehicles.

This book has been translated into Chinese and published in China in June 2008.The Main translotor is Taian Li, center's visiting scholar in 2008, and his co-workers at Lanzhou University, China.

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