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  1. The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are growing, with San Pedro noted as being near Los Angeles and connected to Long Beach by a bridge.

Shared port operations between Long Beach and Los Angeles are currently facing scrutiny due to port emissions and air quality issues.

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Shared port operations between Long Beach and Los Angeles are currently facing scrutiny due to port emissions and air quality issues.

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  1. LA ports face stricter environmental reporting than Texas and Louisiana.1 source
  2. Cooperative agreement approved for joint zero-emissions infrastructure to reduce port emissions.1 source
  3. CARB enforces emissions strategy in ports, receiving EPA authorization for the rule.Sub-event
  4. Port operations in Long Beach and Los Angeles are facing issues related to emissions and air quality.1 source

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