Atmospheric Change and the North American Transportation Sector Summary of a Trilateral Workshop (1998) / Chapter Skim
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Through the course of the workshop, the following items were mentioned as particularly good opportunities for more collaboration and information sharing among the three countries: Scientific Issues mobile source emission inventories air quality monitoring atmospheric modeling studies to determine crossboundary transport of particulates, ozone, acidic species understanding the long-term impacts of air pollution on human health and ecosystem productivity Techno/ogica/ and ,oo/icJv issues assessing the successes and failures of different policies used to drive technological development (including cleaner fuels) and to change individual use decisions considering the interplay among zoning, development, transportation, and the environment public eclucation/information campaigns ensuring that transboundary pollution issues are taken into account when developing environmental, economic, and trade legislation developing cleaner technologies for transcontinental shipping of goods
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