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Biden Pledges to Halve U.S. GHG Emissions by 2030, Move Could Impact Terminals

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President Joe Biden pledged that the United States would cut its greenhouse gas emissions in half from 2005 levels by the end of the decade as part of a bold climate plan outlined on April 22 during a virtual Earth Day summit with 40 heads of government, including China.

ILTA Members Take Environmental Protection Seriously

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As we celebrate Earth Day on April 22, it’s important for all of us to do our part to respect and safeguard the planet. ILTA members are engaged in industrial activities that allow us to use thousands of products that we need daily, but they work hard every day to protect the environment – the air, soil, nearby lakes, rivers, streams, groundwater and sensitive wildlife habitats.

ILTA Hosts Inaugural Young Terminals Industry Professionals Summit

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In partnership with Saudi Aramco and Tank Storage Magazine, ILTA hosted its first ever Young Terminals Industry Professionals Summit on April 6. The event was aimed at both younger professionals just entering the industry and long-time terminal veterans looking to pass on their experience. At its core, the event was meant to strengthen cross-generational communications between millennial workers now taking on management roles and both Gen-Xers and Baby Boomers looking to pass the torch. 

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