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The study was conducted by the Texas Transportation Institute, Center for Ports and Waterways, and released in November 2007. Conducted over a one-year period and peer-reviewed by independent university-based experts, the study was co-sponsored by the U.S. Maritime Administration (MARAD), and the National Waterways Foundation.
It was amended in March 2009 to include additional information about
the carbon footprint of different modes of transportation.
Study
Executive Summary
NWF Produces Research on Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Amends Study Comparing U.S. Freight Transportation Modes
"Toward a Full Accounting of the beneficiaries of Navigable Waterways," by the University of Tennessee Center for Transportation Research, January 2011
Brochures
Waterways: Working for America
A Smaller Carbon Footprint
Waterways: Vital to the Nation
Presentation
Waterways: Working for America (PowerPoint) [7 MB file; right click
and select "Save link as..." or similar command]
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