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Appendix A: Workshop Program
Appendix A: Workshop Program
Pages 22-26
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Environmental Protection Agency PANEL I: The North American Transportation Sector This panel will examine the importance of the transportation sector in North America, the societal and economic forces that will drive its evolution over the next several decades, arid the possible outcomes of these forces ire shaping its development Chair: MARIANO BAUER Rapporteurs: C MICHAEL WALTON & STEVE PLOTKIN 9.20- 9.30 OVERVIEW by the panel chair 9.30- 9.50 DAMIAN KULASH The Eno Foundation - What is the present structure and size of the transportation sector in North America?
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PANEL DISCUSSION (includes questions from the floor) Speakers plus Additional Panelists: MICHELLE BROIDO NARSTO / Department of Energy MICHAEL MacCRACKEN - US Global Change Research Program BREAK 4.20- 4.40 4.40- 5.30 3.30 PM PANEL m Impacts of the Changing Atmosphere This parcel will examine the range arid extent` of the expects of atmospheric charges or human health, socioeconomic systems arid ecosystems, arid how these effects may change in response to the atmospheric charges induced by thefuture evolution of the North American irar~sportation senior Chair: THOMAS GRAEDEL Rapporteurs: MIKE HEWSON & CLAUDE LEFRANC~ OIS 3.30 - 3.40 OVERVIEW by the panel chair ELLIS COWLING North Carolina State University - What are the present acute and chronic impacts of air pollution on ecological and socioeconomic systems?
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Economic and social policies This parcel wig examine the effectiveness of a range of economic arid social policies to mitigate the irlfIner~ce of transportation on atmospheric charge Chair: RICHARD MESERVE Rapporteurs: JAMES BRUCE & DANIEL SPERLING OVERVIEW by the panel chair LEE SCHI~PER LBNL & International Energy Agency - Will social and economic policies be needed to capture the potential public benefits of advances in efficiency of transportation technology? NEIL IR - N-IBE Group - What fraction of the full cost of transportation do users directly pay?
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LUNCH in the GREAT HALL EINAL PLENARY SESSION This parteil wig examine the effectiveness of a range of economic arid enviror~mer~alpolicies lo mitigate the ink 7ner~ce of trar~sportatior~ or atmospheric charge Co-Chairs: JAMES BRUCE & MAURICIO FORTES Rapporteurs: LOWELL SMITH & JAMES ZUCCHETTO Panelists: CHAIRS of PANELS 1 - 5 - What investments in scientific research, technological development and economic and social policy research are needed both regionally and globally to reduce uncertainties and to foster future development of the transportation sector in North America in a sustainable manner? - How might these investments be effective in aiding decision makers in the public and private sectors?
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Atmospheric Change and the /`Jorth American Transporfafion Seofor SummarJv of a Tri/afera/ Workshop
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