The Port of Los Angeles announced its 2023 Inventory of Air Emissions, revealing remarkable progress in reducing air pollution from its operations. Emissions of diesel particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, and sulfur oxides have significantly decreased since 2005, with a notable 24%, 29%, and 40% reduction since the previous year. The report highlights the adoption of cleaner technologies such as renewable diesel and the turnover to newer, more environmentally friendly models of trucks and locomotives as driving factors behind the improved air quality. Mayor Karen Bass and Harbor Commission President Lucille Roybal-Allard emphasized the importance of these achievements in promoting a greener and healthier Los Angeles. The Port's efforts extend beyond local measures to collaborate with international partners on initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and establish green shipping corridors. By investing in clean and sustainable practices, the Port aims to achieve its zero-emissions goals by 2030 and 2050, aligning with state targets. Strategies include transitioning all cargo handling equipment and drayage trucks to zero emissions, offering incentives for zero-emissions trucks, and investing in infrastructure for charging and clean fueling. Additionally, the Port participates in demonstrations to develop and deploy zero-emissions solutions, such as battery-electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles, in real-world conditions. The Port's commitment to environmental sustainability and partnership with industry stakeholders demonstrate a positive outlook for the future of air quality in the region.