Environmental
Jul. 2, 2009
Container Ship Pollution Rule Passes Muster, Judge Says
A federal judge has refused to block a California rule that took effect Wednesday designed to reduce pollution from huge container ships entering the state's ports.
By Fiona Smith
Daily Journal Staff Writer A federal judge has refused to block a California rule that took effect Wednesday designed to reduce pollution from huge container ships entering the state's ports. The shipping industry attempted to sink the rule, arguing state officials lacked authority to enforce it. But U.S. District Court Judge Morrison C. England Jr. of Sacramento said the industry's arguments "defied logic." With the ports o...
Daily Journal Staff Writer A federal judge has refused to block a California rule that took effect Wednesday designed to reduce pollution from huge container ships entering the state's ports. The shipping industry attempted to sink the rule, arguing state officials lacked authority to enforce it. But U.S. District Court Judge Morrison C. England Jr. of Sacramento said the industry's arguments "defied logic." With the ports o...
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