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EPA Set to Classify Carbon Dioxide a Dangerous Pollutant

The Environmental Protection Agency is likely to rule Monday that carbon dioxide is a dangerous pollutant, the Wall Street Journal reported.

December 7, 2009

Hear Him, Hear Him

News Flash: Since the administration has rejected any move to raise fuel taxes, its incumbent on the Department of Transportation to work with Congress to select another funding source for the nations infrastructure needs.

December 7, 2009

EPA Declares Greenhouse Gases Threaten Public Health, Environment

The Environmental Protection Agency concluded Monday that greenhouse gases threaten public health and the environment, a move that allows the agency to regulate emissions of the gases.

December 7, 2009

More Use of Technology Cuts Energy Bills as Customers Demand Green Initiatives

As customers seek ways to cut expenses and reduce their carbon footprint through the supply chain, warehouse operators are taking their own steps to trim energy use, optimize loads and automate processes.

December 7, 2009

Long Beach Rejects Clean Trucks Appeal

The Long Beach, Calif., attorneys office has rejected an appeal by the Natural Resources Defense Council of a clean trucks lawsuit settlement between the Port of Long Beach and American Trucking Associations.

November 30, 2009

STB OKs Pooling Arrangement of 10 Calif. Drayage Carriers

The Surface Transportation Board has approved an application by 10 small drayage carriers serving the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, Calif., to pool some of their operations and purchases of fuel, equipment and materials.

November 30, 2009

Navistar Says It Is Losing Sales, Blames EPAs Stance on SCR

Navistar Inc., which said it has spent $600 million to develop its 2010 exhaust gas recirculation engine, said the company is losing sales of next years model because federal regulators helped create the false impression among customers that only urea-based after-treatment systems would meet 2010 federal emissions standards.

November 30, 2009

Officials See Difficult Transition to VMT as Possible Replacement for Fuel Tax

WASHINGTON Several lawmakers, Department of Transportation officials and experts have expressed concern with elements of a vehicle miles traveled tax, which some advocates tout as a replacement for the fuel tax. They also cautioned that a transition to VMT could be a slow process.

November 30, 2009

Kenan Advantage to Buy Assets of Reinhard Transportation

Kenan Advantage Group will acquire the assets of Reinhard Transportation, a Federal Way, Wash., fuel hauler that runs 64 trucks.

November 25, 2009

Officials Cite Concerns on Vehicle-Miles Tax

WASHINGTON Several lawmakers, Department of Transportation officials and experts have expressed concern with elements of a vehicle miles traveled tax, which some advocates tout as a replacement for the federal fuel tax, while also cautioning that a transition to VMT could be a slow process.

November 24, 2009