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Out with the old, in with the new

What's the most harmful kind of air pollution? It's soot generated by diesel engines found in trucks, buses and ships. Diesel engines are the durable workhorses of transportation, but as they get older, they spew unhealthy soot. They are now challenging community activists and government officials to find creative solutions for at-risk areas like West Oakland, California.

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items are from between 02 Mar 2007 & 31 Aug 2007.

Out with the old, in with the new by kqedquest
The Workhorses of Transportation by kqedquest
Lunchtime at the Port of Oakland by kqedquest
Truckers organize by kqedquest
Elusive Ships by kqedquest
Goods Movement by kqedquest
Electric Cranes by kqedquest
Ahoy! by kqedquest
Dirty Tugboats by kqedquest
Stinky Giants by kqedquest
Esther's Orbit Room by kqedquest
Diesel Exhaust in Residential Areas by kqedquest
Clean-air activists at work by kqedquest
Working for clean air by kqedquest
Convent Becomes Community Center by kqedquest
Asthma in Children by kqedquest
Asthma Rampant in West Oakland by kqedquest
Fighting Asthma by kqedquest
Cleaning Up Diesel Engines by kqedquest

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