Defending diesel

Diesel engines have long been considered one of the backbones of the U. S. economy, providing the primary power source for America's transportation and logistics needs. But that supposition is being buttressed by some facts and figures from a report released by the Diesel Technology Forum (DTF), Herndon, Va. Researched and prepared by economists at Charles River Associates, DTF's “Diesel Powers America” report shows that diesel engines provide the power to move 94% of all freight in the U.S., as well as 95% of all transit buses and heavy construction machinery. The diesel industry itself exceeds $85 billion ...

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