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This Action Approves an Award in the Amount of $2,000,000 to Miami Dade County to Support Their Efforts With Assisting the Port of Miami With Its Efforts to Reduce Diesel Emissions and Exposure in the Miami Dade County Area, as Well as the Surrounding Area in the City of Miami. This Project Will Reduce Emissions by the Installation and Operation of a Shore Power Unit at One of the Cruise Berths at the Port of Miami. the Installation of This Shore Power Unit Will Enable Cruise Ships at That Berth to Shut Down Their Onboard Engines and Use Electricity Supplied Through the Shore Power Unit to Power the Ship's Functions. This Project Will Reduce Emissions of Diesel Particulate Matter and Other Pollutants Such as Nitrogen Oxides by 202.5 Metric Tons Per Year, Sulfur Oxides by 0.06 Metric Tons Per Year, and Carbon Dioxide by 2576.5 Metric Tons Per Year as Estimated by Epa's Shore Power Calculator. This Project Will Also Reduce Emissions of Diesel Particulate Matter and Other Pollutants Such
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