192078 Resource 165493 94146 94146 1197316097471 1197316116445 Controlled California Ports Facing Stiffer Anti-Pollution Measures

California is trying to reduce Carbon emissions with cargo ships and trucks by approving regulations.

<state w:st="on" /><place w:st="on" />California</place /></state /> regulators are hoping to approve measures designed to reduce emissions from cargo ships and trucks. Part of the plan would require ships to use land-based electric power while at berth. If approved, <state w:st="on" /><place w:st="on" />California</place /></state /> would be the first state to impose such requirements on the maritime and trucking industries. The regulations would apply to vessels calling at <state w:st="on" />California</state />'s busiest ports, including Los Angeles-Long Beach, Port Hueneme in <placename w:st="on" />Ventura</placename /> <placetype w:st="on" />County</placetype />, <city w:st="on" />San Diego</city />, <city w:st="on" />Oakland</city />, and <city w:st="on" /><place w:st="on" />San Francisco</place /></city />. According to one analyst, if the measures are approved there's a good chance that other <country-region w:st="on" /><place w:st="on" />U.S.</place /></country-region /> ports would enact similar regulations. 10 application/xml false Carbon emissions Carbon Footprint Green Logistics Green Supply Chain Supply Chain Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; InfoPath.1) 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 Establish 208.105.4.154 false true false false true 187565 false false true false false false true 165493 blog blogsite/ChinaSupplyChain/web