Atmospheric Change and the North American Transportation Sector Summary of a Trilateral Workshop (1998) / Chapter Skim
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Evolution of the North American Transportation Sector
Evolution of the North American Transportation Sector
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Alan Pisarski discussed the demographic trends that will alter the transportation sector in the coming decades. In the United States, stabilizing forces include the fact that neither the population nor the size of the labor force is projected to grow significantly; also, certain segments of the population (white males)
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in the new car fleet's average maximum engine power, average vehicle weight, average fuel consumption rate, and average consumer gasoline prices (in real dollars)
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CO2 emissions per capita, coming from different segments of the transportation sector in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. From Lee Schipper, International Energy Agency.
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