National Freight Green Infrastructure Planning

Quelle: https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/environment/freight_green_infrastructure/index.cfm

National Freight Green Infrastructure Planning refers to the strategic process by which national authorities coordinate and develop sustainable infrastructure for freight transport, integrating environmental objectives such as emission reduction, resource efficiency, and resilience into the planning, design, and management of highways, railways, ports, and intermodal facilities.

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