Why America Is Quietly Banning Older Locomotives
A single freight locomotive pulling a mile-long train across the Great Plains can move a ton of cargo nearly five hundred miles on just one gallon of diesel fuel. Nothing else on land comes close. But that same locomotive is, on average, twenty-eight years old, and the pollution pouring from its exhaust stack is now linked to an estimated thirty-one hundred premature deaths in the United States every year.

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