America's ports have labored to clean up pollution. Will that continue?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : But Trump, from his first day back in the White House, has attacked much of his predecessor's climate policies in the name of "energy dominance".
49% : The Biden money wasn't enough to completely solve the problem -- project requests alone topped $8 billion, per the Environmental Protection Agency -- but it was a substantial investment that many experts, including Sue Gander, a director at the research nonprofit World Resources Institute, said would "have a real impact."
46% : " The Biden money aims to slash 3 million metric tons of carbon pollution across 55 ports in more than two dozen states, through cleaner equipment and vehicles, plus infrastructure and community engagement resources.
45% : Some ports have managed to get a little cleaner through state regulation, diesel pollution reduction efforts, international maritime requirements to cut emissions, and private investment.

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