Environmental & Energy
Jul. 12, 2021
Controversial program targets warehouse emissions
The South Coast Air Quality Management District sparked widespread interest and controversy with its May 2021 adoption of an “indirect source rule” regulating warehouse operations throughout its jurisdiction.
The South Coast Air Quality Management District sparked widespread interest and controversy with its May 2021 adoption of an "indirect source rule" regulating warehouse operations throughout its jurisdiction. Instead of directly regulating actual tailpipe emissions, which it cannot legally do, Rule 2305, (also known as the Warehouse Actions and Investments to Reduce Emissions, or WAIRE), allows the district to assess warehouse facilities themselves based on how many t...
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