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EPA-MOBILENEWS Listserver
The EPA-MOBILENEWS listserver is the best and most efficient way to get up-to-date information about EPA's mobile source emissions modeling and about the MOBILE, PART, NONROAD, MOVES, and NMIM models. We encourage everyone with an interest in these issues to subscribe.
Messages to the EPA-MOBILENEWS listserver can be sent only by the EPA staff who manage the list. These messages are sent as needed, but in the past year have averaged about one message per month.
To subscribe to the EPA-MOBILENEWS listserver, send a blank email to us at "join-EPA-MOBILENEWS@lists.epa.gov".
Your e-mail address will then be added to the list of subscribers and a confirmation message will be sent to your e-mail address. Whenever we post a message to the EPA-MOBILENEWS listserver, a copy of that message will be sent to every person who has subscribed.
You cannot reply to messages sent to you by the listserver and you cannot send messages to the others subscribed to the listserver. If you have any questions or comments regarding the listserver or any of the messages sent to you by the listserver, please email us at "mobile@epa.gov".
You can remove yourself from the list by sending a blank email to us at "leave-EPA-MOBILENEWS@lists.epa.gov". This message must be sent from the same e-mail address that you used to subscribe.
Rules of Behavior for All Users
All users of EPA's listserver mailing lists are expected to behave in an ethical and trustworthy manner. This means:
- Do not attempt to access, change or delete data unless you are authorized to do so.
- Do not allow others to use your membership/administrative privileges.
- Notify the List Owner(s) if you detect a security incident on a list. We can be emailed at "mobile@epa.gov".
- Follow the rules of behavior as specified by EPA-MOBILENEWS.
- If you utilize passwords, change the password every 90 days. Use at least 8 characters in the password in an alpha and numeric mix. Passwords should be memorized and not written down.
Failure to follow these rules may result in penalties, such as removal from the lists and loss of privileges.