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Summary for Stakeholder Meetings on Black Carbon from Diesel Sources in the Russian Arctic

EPA engaged with partners from government agencies, U.S. Arctic and Russian universities and non-governmental organizations, Russian and Arctic stakeholders, and indigenous communities on a four-step project to reduce diesel black carbon emissions in the Russian Arctic through 2016. 
 

From January 28-February 1, 2013, EPA and its partners held meetings in Murmansk and Moscow with key Russian stakeholders to gather input into the project’s emissions inventory methodologies and potential pilot project ideas. EPA's partners for this effort included Battelle, Murmansk State Technical University, and WWF-Russia.

These meetings were also an opportunity to obtain feedback on the project’s workplan. After the meetings, the workplan was updated and finalized based on the input received.

Download the summary of these stakeholder meetings below.

  • Summary of Stakeholder Meetings on Black Carbon from Diesel Sources in the Russian Arctic (pdf) (120.28 KB)

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