Écologisation du transport de marchandises en Amérique du Nord
Hilton Long Beach
701 West Ocean Boulevard
Long Beach (Californie),
90831-3102
Tél.: +1 562 983 3400
États-Unis
12 décembre 2016
Publique
Soyez des nôtres le 12 décembre à Long Beach, en Californie, pour une réunion publique sur l’écologisation du transport de marchandises en Amérique du Nord présidée par le Comité consultatif public mixte (CCPM) de la Commission de coopération environnementale (CCE).
Lors de cette réunion, on s’appuiera sur la Déclaration des leaders sur le partenariat nord-américain en matière de climat, d’énergie propre et d’environnement pour examiner des façons de faciliter le commerce et la croissance économique sur le continent tout en réduisant à long terme les émissions de GES attribuables au transport des marchandises.
La participation est gratuite et ouverte au public. Un service d’interprétation simultanée en français, en anglais et en espagnol sera offert.
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Entrée libre
Ordre du jour
(Pacific Time)
Foyer
Registration of participants
International III
Opening and introductory remarks
JPAC Chair
Michael Christensen
Senior Executive Lead, Supply Chain Optimization
Port of Long Beach
Keynote presentation: Goods movement in North America
Gene Seroka
Executive Director, Port of Los Angeles
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The CEC’s Contribution to Reducing GHG Emissions from Transportation
Panel 1 – Greening North America’s freight: Reducing emissions and sharing best practices
As a key component of North America’s trade, freight transportation is important to support, while sustaining communities’ livelihood and health in a responsible way. With the movement of goods worldwide growing, emissions associated with freight transportation are a serious concern. This session will look at current initiatives for reducing the emissions from freight transportation in North America. Best practices and success stories will be discussed from both a private sector and governmental perspective.
Jerilyn López Mendoza
Moderator
JPAC member
Mike Britt
Director of Maintenance & Engineering International Operations, Ground Fleet, UPS
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Heather Arias
Freight Transport Branch Chief, California Air Resources Board
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Roberto Aguerrebere Salido
Acting Coordinator and General Director, Instituto Mexicano del Transporte
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Facilitated Discussion with panelists and members of the audience (in-person + online)
Break
International III
Panel 2 – North America’s ports: Greening operations to achieve climate commitments
As they act as the link between freight transportation on the continent and shipments moving to and from the rest of the world, North America’s ports are strategically positioned to lead environmental initiatives that support our countries’ climate commitments. Emissions reduction can be achieved through a highly integrated freight transportation system. This session will take a look at the outstanding work by port authorities and others to share best practices between the three countries.
Gustavo Alanís-Ortega
Moderator
JPAC member
Richard Cameron
Managing Director of Planning and Environmental Affairs
Port of Long Beach
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Lisa Wunder
Marine Environmental Manager
Port of Los Angeles
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Facilitated discussion with panelists and members of the audience (in-person + online)
The Loft
Luncheon presentation
Alexis Strauss
Acting Regional Administrator, EPA Region 9
US Environmental Protection Agency
International III
Panel 3 – Reducing emissions from goods movement via maritime transportation in North America
Maritime traffic is expected to grow significantly in the coming decades with the increase in the global trade of goods. Without policies to address air emissions from ships, there is the potential for this to become an important source of pollution in coastal communities relative to landside sources, affecting domestic air quality and public health. This session will look at existing and planned initiatives to address shipping emissions in the three countries.
Moderator
Program Manager, Environmental Quality and Climate Change, CEC
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Director of Ecological Planning
Secretaría de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales (Semarnat)
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Matt Haber
Senior Staff Engineer
Eastern Research Group (ERG)
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Angela Bandemehr
International Program Manager, Office of International and Tribal Affairs
US Environmental Protection Agency
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Lee Kindberg
Director Environment & Sustainability
Maersk Line / Maersk Agency USA
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Greg Wirtz
President
Cruise Lines International Association North West & Canada
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Facilitated discussion with panelists and members of the audience (in-person + online)
Break
International III
Public discussion: Comments, suggestions, recommendations for JPAC Advice to Council
Closing remarks, by Lindsay Brumwell, JPAC Chair