Advancing Solutions to Support More Sustainable Ports (March 2014 Webinar)
Highlighted Presentations
- Port of Virginia: Building a Toolkit for Sustainable Ports (pdf) (Page 5 of 79 pp, 6 MB)
- Port of Long Beach: Technology Advancement Program (TAP) (pdf) (Page 33 of 79 pp, 6 MB)
- Northwest Ports Clean Air Strategy (pdf) (Page 51 of 79 pp, 6 MB)
This webinar was held on March 4, 2014 as part of a series of webinars hosted by EPA's Office of Transportation and Air Quality to bring together port stakeholders in a "National Conversation on Ports."
Welcome & Opening Remarks
Dennis McLerran, Regional Administrator, US EPA Region 10
Jump to remarks: McLerran Remarks (pdf) (Page 1 of 30 pp, 538 KB)
Building a Toolkit for Sustainable Ports
Heather L. Wood, Vice President, Government Affairs Virginia Port Authority
Jump to presentation: Port of Virginia: Building a Toolkit for Sustainable Ports (pdf) (Page 4 of 79 pp, 6 MB)
Advancing Solutions to Support More Sustainable Ports
Elena Craft, PhD, Health Scientist, Environmental Defense Fund
Jump to presentation: Advancing Solutions to Support More Sustainable Ports (pdf) (Page 16 of 79 pp, 6 MB)
Technology Advancement Program
Rose Siengsubcharti, Program Manager, San Pedro Bay Port’s Clean Air Action Plan (CAAP), Technology Advancement Program (TAP), Port of Long Beach
Jump to presentation: Port of Long Beach: Technology Advancement Program (TAP) (pdf) (Page 32 of 79 pp, 6 MB)
Strategic Plans for Sustainable Ports: Northwest Ports Clean Air Strategy Experience
Beth Carper, Air Resources Specialist, Puget Sound Clean Air Agency
Stephanie Jones-Stebbins, Director Seaport Environmental and Planning Programs, Port of Seattle
Jump to presentation: Northwest Ports Clean Air Strategy (pdf) (Page 50 of 79 pp, 6 MB)
Closing
Reade Kidd, Director International Logistics, The Home Depot
Jump to remarks: Kidd's Remarks (pdf) (Page 29 of 30 pp, 539 KB)