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Northwest ports clean air strategy

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October 16, 2024
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The Northwest ports clean air strategy (NPCAS) is a collaboration between The Northwest Seaport Alliance and the ports of Seattle, Tacoma, and Vancouver, British Columbia, to voluntarily reduce seaport-related emissions that contribute to air pollution in the shared Puget Sound-Georgia Basin Airshed as well as climate change. The NWPCAS seeks to reduce emissions from key operational sectors including: ocean-going vessels, drayage trucks, cargo-handling equipment, rail, harbor vessels, and port facilities.
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