Input for Clean Air Action Plan to begin July 19

SAN PEDRO — A draft update of the Clean Air Action Plan, or CAAP, by the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles will be released to the general public July 19, launching an estimated four-month process to revisit air quality reduction and freight movement strategies. The public comment period will...

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Jim Kennedy says:

September 8, 2017 at 12:47 pm

Join with others in the Los Angeles and Long Beach harbor areas to make public comments at up coming CAAP meetings. The current CAAP does not remove all the diesel trucks until 2035 – 17 years from now! Speak up to move the ports off diesel trucks within 5 years. Please sign up on the website to get involved and start cleaning our air now.

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