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School Bus Company to Implement Nationwide Anti-Idling Program and Pay Penalties for Clean Air Act Violations Boston-Based Bus Company Agrees To $650,000 Penalty For 234 Violations of the Clean Air Act and Anti-Idling Regulations Cash Up in Smoke: Another Bay State Waste Hauler Cited for Idling Mass. Furniture Installation Company Fined for Idling Violations Waste Hauler Pays $195,000 for Truck Idling in Massachusetts Capitol Waste Services, Inc. Pays $107,300 for Excessive Idling Mass. Waste Removal Company Faces EPA Penalty for Excessive Truck Idling in Revere Bus Companies Will Pay More Than $237,000, Settling Environmental Violations in Three New England States Boston-based Bus Company Faces Penalty for Diesel Emission Idling Violations Walmart Settles Clean Air Violations with Campaign to Reduce Diesel Pollution EPA Seeks $60,000 From Two Bus Companies for Excessive Idling at Logan EPA Cites 11 Bus Fleet Operators for Idling Violations at Logan EPA Issues Violation Notice to MBTA for Idling Violations at Four Bus Stations

	2009


$1.1 Million in Recovery Act Funds Will Help Reduce Diesel Emissions in New England Chelsea Collaborative Awarded $1.9 Million in Recovery Act Funding to Reduce Diesel Emissions and Create Jobs Maine DEP Awarded $746K in Recovery Act Funding to Reduce Diesel Emissions and Create Jobs Maine Turnpike Authority Awarded $1.2 Million in Recovery Act Funding to Reduce Diesel Emissions and Create Jobs Massachusetts DEP Awarded $502K in Recovery Act Funding to Reduce Diesel Emissions and Create Jobs Northeast Air Managers Awarded $2.7 Million in Recovery Act Funding to Reduce Diesel Emissions and Create Jobs Providence Awarded $565K in Recovery Act Funding to Reduce Diesel Emissions and Create Jobs Massachusetts Receives Economic Recovery Funding from U.S. EPA to Reduce Diesel Emissions, Create Jobs Greater Boston Breathes Better Receives EPA Clean Air Award Stonyfield Farm Receives EPA Clean Air Award New Hampshire Receives Economic Recovery Funding to Reduce Diesel Emissions, Create Jobs Connecticut Receives Economic Recovery Funding to Reduce Diesel Emissions, Create Jobs Rhode Island Receives Economic Recovery Funds to Reduce Diesel Emissions, Create Jobs Vermont Receives Economic Recovery Funding from U.S. EPA to Reduce Diesel Emissions, Create Jobs Maine Receives Economic Recovery Funding from U.S. EPA to Reduce Diesel Emissions, Create Jobs

	2008


IMO environment meeting adopts revised regulations on ship emissions New Bedford receives MARAD grant to study shore power EPA Awards Connecticut $492,200 for Clean Diesel Projects -- Part of Nearly $2.4 Million State and Federal Grants Funded Across New England EPA Awards Maine $492,200 for Clean Diesel Projects EPA Awards Massachusetts $492,200 for Clean Diesel Projects -- Part of Nearly $2.4 Million State and Federal Grants Funded Across New England EPA Awards New Hampshire $492,200 for Clean Diesel Projects -- Part of Nearly $2.4 Million State and Federal Grants Funded Across New England EPA Awards Rhode Island $196,880 for Clean Diesel Projects -- Part of Nearly $2.4 Million State and Federal Grants Funded Across New England EPA Awards Vermont $196,880 for Clean Diesel Projects -- Part of Nearly $2.4 Million State and Federal Grants Funded Across New England EPA Announces $5.4 million for New Clean Diesel Projects in the Northeast NESCAUM Receives $100,000 Grant from EPA to Retrofit Construction Equipment; EPA Announces $5.4 million for New Clean Diesel Projects in the Northeast Two Conn. Towns Receive Over $500,000 in EPA Funding for Clean School Buses; EPA Announces $5.4 million for New Clean Diesel Projects in the Northeast Hollis, NH Receives Over $150,000 in EPA Funding for Clean School Buses; EPA Announces $5.4 million for New Clean Diesel Projects in the Northeast

	2007


$1.7 Million Available for New Clean Diesel Projects in Northeast; EPA seeking proposals until July 31 Northeast Diesel Collaborative announces $3.8 million in new clean diesel projects

	2006


Cleaner Air in Boston Anticipated as Clean Diesel Fuel Becomes Widely Available Hybrid Technology Takes Giant Leap into Commercial Vehicles - EPA Unveils UPS Delivery Truck with 60 to 70 Percent Higher Fuel Economy (Londonderry, NH) Hybrid Technology Takes Giant Leap into Commercial Vehicles - EPA Unveils UPS Delivery Truck with 60 to 70 Percent Higher Fuel Economy (Burlington, VT) Hybrid Technology Takes Giant Leap into Commercial Vehicles - EPA Unveils UPS Delivery Truck with 60 to 70 Percent Higher Fuel Economy (Portland, ME) Hybrid Technology Takes Giant Leap into Commercial Vehicles - EPA Unveils UPS Delivery Truck with 60 to 70 Percent Higher Fuel Economy (Boston, MA) EPA Seeks Proposals to Fund New Clean Diesel Projects Rhode Island Officials and EPA Celebrate Clean School Bus Efforts - EPA Announces $1.5 million for New Clean Diesel Projects Maine School District Receives $69,000 EPA Grant for Clean School Buses; Northeast Diesel Collaborative announces $1.4 million for new Clean Diesel Projects

	2005


EPA and City of Boston Celebrate Clean Diesel Trolleys "Greater Boston Breathes Better" Partnership Improving Air Quality In Metro Area New EPA Grant Spurs Additional Clean Air Efforts North Andover Company Cited for Idling Violations Will Pay Fine, Make Improvements to Vehicle Fleet To Reduce Diesel Pollution EPA Awards $60,000 to Town of Trumbull, Connecticut to Purchase Clean Trash Trucks that Run on Compressed Natural Gas EPA Awards Over $165,000 in Grants to Massport, City of Cambridge and MIT to Reduce Pollution from Diesel Vehicles EPA Praises Maine's Efforts to Curb School Bus Pollution

	2004


Chelsea, MA: EPA's Tough Diesel Engine Standards Will Achieve Dramatic Clean Air Benefits; Massachusetts Praised for Diesel-emission Reduction Efforts Boston, MA: EPA's Tough Diesel Engine Standards Will Achieve Dramatic Clean Air Benefits; Massachusetts Praised for Diesel-emission Reduction Efforts EPA's Tough Diesel Engine Standards Will Achieve Dramatic Clean Air Benefits; State of Maine Praised for Diesel-emission Reduction Efforts EPA's Tough Diesel Engine Standards Celebrated at New Haven Construction Site; State of Connecticut Also Praised for Diesel-emission Reduction Efforts EPA's Tough Diesel Engine Standards Celebrated at New Haven School; State of Connecticut Also Praised for Diesel-emission Reduction Efforts EPA's Tough Diesel Engine Standards Celebrated at Hasbro Children's Hospital EPA and State Officials Praise RIPTA's Leadership in Curbing Diesel Pollution EPA Awards $15,000 to Rhode Island for Clean, Green School Bus Awareness Program New Hampshire Receives $100,000 EPA Grant for Clean School Buses; Funds Will Help Upgrade Manchester and Nashua School Buses Warwick, RI Receives $350,000 EPA Grant for Clean School Buses EPA Seeks Penalties from North Andover Company for Idling Violations EPA/DOJ Enforcement Case Brings Clean Air Benefits to Boston

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EPA and US Attorney announce $3.375 million enforcement settlement that will improve air quality and the environment in Boston RIPTA Agrees to Reduce Bus Pollution by 90 Percent in Enforcement Case Settlement

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