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w w w.in s i g h t o n m f g . c o m September 2015 • /INSIGHT ON MANUFACTURING | 43 Wisconsin joins Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Wyoming and West Virginia, which is leading the petition against the rule. About 15 other states have issued statements supporting the EPA rule. Environmental leaders say the Clean Power Plan will help bring power plants up to modern standards, reducing carbon emissions and therefore reducing health care costs for asthma and other conditions. PORT OF GREEN BAY TONNAGE DECLINES IN JULY July tonnage for the Port of Green Bay was less than 940,000 metric tons, a 14 percent dip from July 2014. "We had a decrease in salt (36 percent) and limestone (42 percent) last month," says Dean Haen, Port and Resource Recovery director. "We are hoping the drop is just a timing issue and that things pick back up again for the remainder of the season." e decrease was somewhat anticipated with a leveling out in cargo, Haen says. "While a drop in tonnage is never a good thing, continued steady increases of other cargo like cement and coal are optimistic signs that we will end the season on a strong note." LAKESHORE TECHNICAL COLLEGE JOINS THE M-LIST FOR HIGH STANDARDS Lakeshore Technical College in Cleveland earned recognition as the newest member of the M-List by the Manufacturing Institute, an affiliate of the National Association of Manufacturers. e M-List recognizes high schools, community colleges and universities teaching industry standards to manufacturing students. LTC was acknowledged for its outstanding Welding and Introduction to Manufacturing and Contact our industry experts today! www.fvtc.edu/BIS Appleton 920-996-2949 • Oshkosh 888-458-0449 Services for Business & Industry Customized. Innovative. Solutions. " Fox Valley Tech combined academics with hands-on problem solving. The instructors did an outstanding job." Barry Degler Electrical Foreman Waupaca Foundry PLANT|NEWS cont. c o n t i n u e d >