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Green Marine

about 18 years ago

Air quality law splits regions

A move to cut pollution from ships sailing into U.S. ports is pitting the West Coast against the Gulf Coast in what could become a bitter battle over who pays for cleaner air. At issue is California Democrat Sen. Barbara Boxer’s legislation, which would require ships calling on U.S. ports to use cle

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A move to cut pollution from ships sailing into U.S. ports is pitting the West Coast against the Gulf Coast in what could become a bitter battle over who pays for cleaner air.

At issue is California Democrat Sen. Barbara Boxer’s legislation, which would require ships calling on U.S. ports to use cleaner marine fuels and engines.

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