Goods Movement and Ports: Community Impacts and Collaborative Solutions (January 2014 Webinar)

This webinar was held on January 14, 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."

All Slides and Transcript

All Slides for: Goods Movement and Ports (pdf) (8.99 MB, January 14, 2014)
Transcript for: Goods Movement and Ports (pdf) (569.36 KB, January 14, 2014)

Welcome

Karl Simon, Director, Transportation & Climate Division, Office of Transportation & Air Quality, US EPA

Jump to remarks: Simon Remarks (Page 1 of Webinar Transcript)

Moderator

Matthew Tejada, Director Office of Environmental Justice, US EPA

Jump to remarks: Tejada Remarks (Page 3 of Webinar Transcript)

Opening Remarks

Lisa Garcia, Associate Administrator, Office of Environmental Justice, US EPA

Jump to remarks: Garcia Remarks (Page 3 of Webinar Transcript)

Ports, Freight Transport & Health: The Worker & Community Health Impacts

Andrea Hricko, Director, Environmental Health Sciences Center, Children’s Environmental Health Center, Keck School of Medicine, University of Southern California

Jump to presentation: Ports, Freight Transport and Health: The Worker and Community Health Impacts (Page 6 of Webinar Slides)

Case Studies in Collaborative Action: Examples from Across the Country

Angelo Logan, East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice, Los Angeles/Long Beach, CA

Jump to presentation: East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice (Page 56 of Webinar Slides)

Amy Goldsmith, New Jersey State Director, Clean Water Action & Clean Water Fund

Jump to presentation: Collaborating for Results (Page 65 of Webinar Slides)

Herbert Fraser-Rahim, PE, Environmental Director, Low Country Alliance for Model Communities, Charleston, South Carolina

Jump to presentation: Creating a Sustainable Vision (Page 76 of Webinar Slides)

Juan Parras, Executive Director, Texas Environmental Justice Advocacy Services, Houston, Texas

Jump to Presentation: Houston Area Issues (Page 102 of Webinar Slides)

Penny Newman, Center for Community Action for Environmental Justice, San Bernardino/Riverside, CA

Jump to presentation: Key Issues (Page 121 of Webinar Slides)

Carol Eshelman, Former Director of the Brooklyn and Curtis Bay Coalition, Baltimore, Maryland

Jump to presentation: Masonville Cove Restoration Project (Page 152 of Webinar Slides)

Closing Remarks

Mike Moltzen, Chief, Mobile Source Section, US EPA Region 2

Jump to remarks: Closing Remarks (Page 34 of Webinar Transcript)