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Coal Dust: Fugitive Coal Dust Emissions in Canada 2001
A comprehensive study of coal dust emissions from mine to ship. “Coal Terminals by their nature are active sources of fugitive coal dust.” (p.73) Version 1.0.0 115 View(s) 2.14 MBDownload
Scoping Comment Card
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Coal Dust: Diesel Particulate Matter Emission Factors and Air Quality Implications from In–Service Rail in Washington State
This study evaluates the air quality implications of rail traffic at two sites in Washington State. The impacts of airborne coal dust including diesel particulate matter(DPM) and black carbon emission factors (EFs) were analyzed. Version 1.0.0 51 View(s) 0.00 KBDownload
Derailing Myths About Coal
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Coal Shipping: Coal Export Diversion to Canada
This paper analyzes current and projected export capacity in British Columbia, concluding that, if the US does not build export terminals, it is extremely unlikely that US coal companies could divert coal to Canadian ports. Version 1.0.0 41 View(s) 137.75 KBDownload
Coal Shipping: The Facts about Kinder Morgan
Examination of coal shipper Kinder Morgan track record of pollution, law-breaking, and cover-ups. Version 1.0.0 47 View(s) 1.98 MBDownload
Coal Shipping: Northwest Fossil Fuel Exports
This report examines fossil fuel projects being proposed, built or expanded in the Pacific Northwest including three expanded oil pipelines, six natural gas pipelines and seven expanded coal export terminals. Version 1.0.0 29 View(s) 0.18 KBDownload
Coal Costs: The Morrow Pacific Project
Australian firm, Ambre Energy, plans to ship coal by rail to Port of Morrow; however, financial disclosures suggest that the project would face unusually high costs in three areas: 1) high handling costs, 2) high transportation costs, and 3) high capital costs. Version 1.0.0 64 View(s) 0.17 KBDownload
Info Sheet on Longivew Terminal Scoping Hearings
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