Port of Long Beach and Port of Los Angeles

摘要

Reaffirming their commitment to slashing air pollution, the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles approved a new version of the San Pedro Bay Ports Clean Air Action Plan (CAAP). The 2010 CAAP update builds upon the successes of the original, which, since being enacted in 2006, has initiated a range of air pollution-reducing measures for the ships, trains, trucks, and other heavy machinery used to move approximately $300 billion worth of freight through the port complex each year. Through successful collaboration and substantial investments by the two ports and the industries they serve, air emissions related to port-facilitated goods movement have declined 33 percent to 56 percent since 2005.