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News Coverage

  • Fighting climate change goes hand in hand with Economic Development | Center Maryland
  • National Security Implications of Baltimore Bridge Catastrophe | RealClear Defense
  • Baltimore Needs More Job Creators like CSX Piers | Baltimore Sun
  • The Positive Impact of Industrial Baltimore | Maryland Daily Record
  • America’s Most Responsible Companies 2024 | Newsweek
  • CSX Hosts Four-Day Emergency Response Training in Baltimore | Patch
  • CSX Equips First Responders With Training for Railroad Emergencies at B&O Railroad Museum | WJZ News Baltimore
  • CSX ranked among America’s climate leaders | Trains
  • Celebrating CSX’s Commitment to Maryland | Maryland Chamber of Commerce
  • CSX Committed $113M to Howard Street Tunnel Project | Railway Technology
  • CSX Contributes $5 Million to B&O Railroad Museum Campaign | Trains

“CSX received the grant in partnership with the Maryland Department of Transportation, and Wabtec Corporation in an effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the highly industrialized city. In fact, the battery electric replacements “will be the first-ever zero-emission locomotives at an East Coast port.” By replacing the formerly diesel-electric powered locomotives, CSX would save 1,530 metric tons of CO2, 71 metric tons of NOx, and 3.43 metric tons of PM2.5.

The reduction in emissions achieved from CSX’s intentional investment actually exceeds the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) set standards. Ultimately, those that work at the terminal and live in the surrounding areas will experience significantly less emissions as they go about their daily lives in Maryland.”

Delegate Adrian Boafo (D), District 23 (Prince George’s)
“Fighting climate change goes hand in hand with Economic Development” | Center Maryland

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