Litigation
Nov. 12, 2015
Port of Los Angeles fends off claims it ignored air pollution harms in pushing new train and truck facility
Regional air quality regulators, the city of Long Beach and others hope to convince a court next week that the port violated CEQA and needs to do more to rein in air pollution of a $500 million project to be built by BNSF Railway Co.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The Port of Los Angeles is a major economic engine driving the Southern California economy ? and it's also a major source of air pollution as ships, trucks and trains move millions of containers in and out every year.
Coming off of a successful effort that dramatically slashed truck emissions at the port in recent years, the port is now embroiled in a court fight over accusations that city offi...
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