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Safe Harbor: Protecting Ports with Shipboard Fuel Cells David A. Taylor Abstract With five of the largest harbors in the United States, California is beginning to take steps to manage the large amounts of pollution generated by these bustling centers of transport and commerce. One option for reducing diesel emissions is the use of fuel cells, which run cleaner than diesel and other internal combustion engines. Other technologies being explored by harbor officials are diesel-electric hybrid and gas turbine locomotives for moving freight within port complexes. The full version of this article is available for free in HTML or PDF formats. |
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