State and Federal Standards for Mobile-Source Emissions (2006)
Chapter: Appendix E Public Workshop Presentations
Appendix E
Public Workshop Presentations
June 28, 2004
California Perspective on Mobile-Source Emission Standards
Catherine Witherspoon, Executive Officer, California Air Resources Board
State and Local Mobile-Source and Fuel Standards: A Briefing for the National Research Council
William Becker, Executive Director
State and Territorial Air Pollution Program Administrators and the Association of Local Air Pollution Control Officials
EPA’s Perspective on the NRC Study Identifying State Practices in Setting Mobile-Source Emission Standards
Merrylin Zaw-Mon, Environmental Protection Agency, Director, Certification and Compliance Division
Chet France, Environmental Protection Agency, Director, Assessment and Standards Division
Presentation by Outdoor Power Equipment Institute
William Guerry, Jr., Outdoor Power Equipment Institute Counsel, Collier Shannon Scott, PLLC
Presentation by American Council for an Energy-Efficiency Economy
Therese Langer, ACEE, Transportation Program Director, American Council for an Energy-Efficiency Economy
State Mobile-Source Regulations
Peter Lidiak, American Petroleum Institute
Statement by the International Consortium for Fire Safety, Health and the Environment
George Miller, Chairman, International Consortium for Fire Safety, Health and the Environment
Presentation by Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers
Greg Dana, Vice President, Environmental Affairs, Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers
October 4, 2004
Local Air District Perspective
Barry Wallerstein, Executive Officer, South Coast Air Quality Management District
California Programs Adopted by New York
Peter Iwanowicz, Director of Environmental Health, American Lung Association of New York State
Presentation of the Engine Manufacturers Association: The Critical Role of Federal Preemption
Timothy French, Engine Manufacturers Association
Vehicle Regulations in California Science, Process and Results
Tom Cackette, Chief Deputy Executive Officer and Steve Albu, Chief Engineering Studies Branch, Mobile-Source Control Division, California Air Resources Board
January 19, 2005
Honda’s Perspective on Compliance with Compliance with CARB’s -CARB’s LEV and LEV and LEV II Emission Standards LEV II Emission Standards
John German, Manager, Environmental and Energy Analyses, American Honda Motor Corporation, Incorporated
EPA’s Process for Developing Mobile-Source Emissions Standards Regulations
Chet France, Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Transportation and Air Quality
Cummins’ Perspective on State Practices in Setting Mobile-Source Emissions Standards
Bob Jorgensen, Cummins Incorporated
Perspective of General Motors on California Emission Standards
Robert Babik, Director, Vehicle Emission Issues, General Motors Corporation
Review of Past Motor Vehicle Pollution Control Estimates
Roland Hwang, Vehicles Policy Director, Air and Energy Program, Natural Resources Defense Council
April 14, 2005
A Manufacturer’s Perspective: State Standards in a Global Marketplace State Standards in a Global Marketplace and the Briggs & Stratton History
Patricia Hanz and Peter Hotz, Briggs & Stratton Corporation
EPA’s Process of Waiver/Authorization Determinations and Requirements for Opt-in States Under Section 177
Karl Simon, David Dickinson, Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Transportation & Air Quality
California Low Emission Vehicle Standards
Thomas Snyder, Director, Air and Radiation Management Administration
Maryland Department of the Environment
National and Global Impacts of California Mobile-Source Emissions Standards
Michael Walsh, International Consultant
Incremental Costs and Cost-Effectiveness of California Emissions Standards
Thomas Austin, Sierra Research, Incorporation
States’ Perspectives on Adoption of California Emissions Standards Statements, Presentation and Panel Discussion
Arthur Marin – Executive Director, Northeast States Coordinated Air Use Management
Richard Valentinetti – Director, Air Pollution Control Division,
Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation
Thomas Snyder – Director, Air and Radiation Management Administration,
Maryland Department of Environmental Protection
Robert Golledge – Commissioner, Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection
Carl Johnson – Deputy Commissioner, New York Department of Environmental Conservation
David Littell – Assistant Commissioner, Maine Department of Environmental Protection
Gina McCarthy – Commissioner, Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection
Assessing the Emissions Benefits of LEV II as Compared to Tier 2
Coralie Cooper, Northeast States Coordinated Air Use Management
