Editorial: Another year, another broken promise to curb air pollution from L.A. ports

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : Union workers have joined freight industry lobbyists, showing up at public meetings as part of a coordinated opposition campaign to stoke fears of "devastating impacts" to California's supply chain and economy.
42% : In doing nothing once again, the South Coast Air Quality Management District has failed to do its only job, cowering in the face of opposition from organized labor and powerful business interests that have worked together on a campaign to kill the proposal meant to clean up the region's biggest single source of smog-forming pollution.

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