System expansion and the environment
We rely on a robust ISO 14001 Environmental and Sustainability Management System to control the environmental effects of our construction as we build the largest transit expansion in the country.
Riding transit and the environment
Riding our trains and buses offers tangible environmental benefits for the Puget Sound region’s growing communities.
Environmental and sustainability documents library
View our environment and sustainability goals in our 2019 Sustainability Plan, plus explore more in our document library.
Environmental review documents for active projects can be found in our System Expansion documents library.
Our work
Sustainability in our region
See how we’re working to conserve and improve our natural environment by exploring our recent projects in this interactive map.
Tap the pulsing dots for each site's information.
Sustainability milestones
Sustainability targets, plan progress, and statistics
The 2023 Sustainability Progress Report and 2023 Sustainability Progress Report Appendices provide a snapshot of the agency's progress in making transit sustainable for Central Puget Sound region.
You can also review our 2025 sustainability targets and our 2024 Year-in-Review.
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LEED certification
LEED certification provides an independent verification of a building’s sustainable design and is the most widely used sustainability rating system in the world.
Envision certification
Envision is an environmental and social certification aimed at improving civil infrastructure such as built structures that are generally not inhabited but have a major effect on their environment.
The Platform
Contact information
Passenger and community inquiries
More information on Sound Transit’s Sustainability initiative of ESMS: