San Pedro Bay’s green bill

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The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are sticking with the goal of having all cargo handling equipment (CHE) at the ports in compliance with zero emissions regulations by 2030, even if it will cost up to US$2B. This month, the governing boards of the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach unanimously approved the 2017 Clean Air Action Plan (CAAP) Update.

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San Pedro Bay’s green bill

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The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are sticking with the goal of having all cargo handling equipment (CHE) at the ports in compliance with zero emissions regulations by 2030, even if it will cost up to US$2B. This month, the governing boards of the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach unanimously approved the 2017 Clean Air Action Plan (CAAP) Update.

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