The course will also examine the market penetration of new technologies, including those based on alternative fuels and hybrid vehicles and their potential influence on fuel markets and pollution control. Dr. Rodgers has held a variety of academic and research positions in the Georgia Tech Schools of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, and Public Policy. Dr. Rodgers is a leading authority on mobile source emissions including the influence of motor fuels on emissions. EPA and various state agencies. Continuing Education accepts payment by a check made payable to Georgia Tech or by credit card with the account number and expiration date of your VISA, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover account.
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