San Pedro ports link up for ‘green’ transpacific corridor

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The US ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have joined China’s largest port, Shanghai, to establish a ‘Green Shipping Corridor Implementation Plan Outline’ to accelerate the process of reducing emissions on the transpacific trade.

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