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Industry/Industry Associations
Clean Diesel
Fuel Alliance:
A government, industry and consumer alliance that provides
information on ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel.
Clean Diesel Technology
Forum:
The Diesel Technology Forum works with industry, government
officials and unique coalition groups to raise awareness about
the economic importance and essential uses of diesel engines.
Emissions Control Technology Association: A trade association that promotes public policies aimed at achieving cleaner air by reducing mobile source emissions through the use of state of the art technologies.
The Manufacturers
of Emissions Controls: A non-profit organization with
the mission to provide technical information on emission control
technology
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State
Connecticut
Department of Environmental Protection – Bureau
of Air Management
Maine Department
of Environmental Protection – Bureau
of Air Quality
Massachusetts Department
of Environmental Protection
New Hampshire
Department of Environmental Services – Air
Resources Division
New Jersey
Department of Environmental Protection
New
York Department of Environmental Conservation – Division
of Air Resources
Rhode
Island Department of Environmental Management – Office
of Air Resources
Vermont
Department of Environmental Conservation – Air
Pollution Control Division
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Regional and Local
Blue Skyways Collaborative: A public-private collaboration aimed at reducing air pollution in the central United States.
Clean Air Communities:
A non-profit entity committed to implementing air pollution
reduction and energy efficiency strategies in low-income New
York City communities that are disproportionately affected
by air pollution
Greater
Boston Breathes Better (GB3):
An EPA launched partnership
among government, the private sector, institutions and non
profit organizations with the goal of improving Boston’s
air quality by reducing air pollution, including air toxics
from transportation sources in the Boston area.
Mid-Atlantic
Diesel Collaborative:
A new regional effort to reduce diesel related emissions in
the Mid-Atlantic region
Mid-West
Clean Diesel Initiative: A public-private
partnership to reduce diesel emissions from diesel engines
in the Midwest.
NESCAUM: The Northeast
States for Coordinated Air Use Management is a nonprofit organization
that represents the interests of the air quality agencies of
the eight northeastern states
Rocky Mountain Clean Diesel Collaborative: A partnership of federal, state and local governments, non-profit organizations, the private sector, and environmental groups in Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming to reduce diesel emissions.
Southeast Diesel
Collaborative:
A voluntary, public-private partnership to reduce diesel emissions
from existing engines and equipment in Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.
US Environmental
Protection Agency Region 1:
Serving Connecticut, Maine,
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont and 10
Tribal Nations.
US Environmental
Protection Agency Region 2:
Serving New Jersey, New York, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin
Islands
West Coast Collaborative:
A
public-private partnership working to reduce air pollution
emissions from diesel sources along the West Coast.
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National
Biodiesel.org: The official website of the National Biodiesel Board, the national trade association representing the biodiesel industry as the coordinating body for research and development in the United States. You can find information on biodiesel fuels, as well as where to find distribution and retail locations.
Clean
Cities: A U.S. Department of Energy program aimed at
advancing the nation's economic, environmental, and energy
security by supporting local decisions to adopt practices
that contribute to the reduction of petroleum consumption, such as alternative
fuels and vehicles, fuel blends, fuel economy, hybrid vehicles, and idle reduction.
Clean
Ports USA:
Clean Ports USA is an EPA National Voluntary Initiative to
reduce emissions from land-based diesel equipment operating
at ports.
Clean
School Bus USA:
Clean School Bus USA is an EPA program aimed at reducing both children's
exposure to diesel exhaust and the amount of air pollution created by diesel
school buses.
Congestion
Mitigation Air Quality (CMAQ) Funds:
The U.S. Department of Transportation's CMAQ program provides funds to state
DOTs, MPOs, and transit agencies to invest in projects
that reduce air pollution from transportation-related
sources.
Construction Air Quality Language: This web site resource is a compilation of language used in contracts, codes, laws, rules and other measures for addressing air quality issues, particularly diesel emissions, from construction equipment and other diesel sources.
National
Clean Diesel Campaign:
EPA has created the National
Clean Diesel Campaign to reduce
the pollution emitted from diesel engines across the country
through varied control strategies
and the aggressive involvement of national, state, and
local partners.
SmartWay Grow and Go: SmartWay Grow & Go is a program developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to promote the environmental benefits of renewable fuels, and provide a renewable fuel component for EPA's existing SmartWay Transport Partnership. This program will help reduce U.S. dependence on petroleum, and help improve our environment by reducing emissions of harmful pollutants and greenhouse gases. EPA will work with its public-private partners to implement the goals of SmartWay Grow & Go.
Smartway
Transport: The SmartWaySM Transport Partnership is a voluntary partnership
between EPA and the freight industry designed to increase
energy efficiency and significantly reduce greenhouse gases
and air pollution by adopting fuel-saving strategies that
increase profits and reduce emissions.
US EPA's
Retrofit Verification Program: The objective of the
Voluntary Diesel Retrofit Program Verification Process
is to introduce verified technologies to the market as
cost effectively as possible, while providing customers
with confidence that verified technologies will provide
emission reductions as advertised.
US
EPA's Voluntary Diesel Retrofit Program:
EPA has developed the Voluntary Diesel Retrofit Program
to address pollution from diesel construction equipment
and heavy-duty vehicles that are on the road today.
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