June 12, 2012 // PRNewswire
"New technology diesel engines, which use ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel, advanced engines and emissions control systems, are near zero emissions for nitrogen oxides, hydrocarbons and particulate matter. In the U.S., EPA indicates that diesel accounts for less than six percent of all particulate matter in the air.
"In the U.S., emissions from heavy-duty diesel trucks and buses have been reduced by 99 percent for nitrogen oxides - an ozone precursor – and 98 percent for particulate emissions.
"Critical to this progress has been ultra-low sulfur diesel fuel which has reduced sulfur emissions by 97 percent – from 500 PM to 15 PM - enabling advanced emissions control devices."
President proclaimed World Trade Week. More than 4/5 of goods exported from & imported to U.S. moved by diesel. http://t.co/R0EDIZJCzw
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Did you know?Today's clean diesel heavy-duty trucks are 98 percent cleaner than those made 10 years ago.
