A New View On Air Quality At The Port
LBPOST.com managing editor Ryan ZumMallen recently let me know that he had received a detailed response to my last post on State Sen. Dean Florez’s recent hearing on port air quality. It is presented below. When I originally agreed to write for the LBPOST.com, I had a vision for an online forum for discussion of critical issues related to goods movement and community effects, both good and bad. It is impossible for me to present all points of view on these complex issues, and I am always pleased when readers comment, briefly or extensively, on my posts. I hope that this piece will prompt the expression of additional views on the pace of air quality improvements or on related issues. Continue reading Long Beach Post.
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