A vibrant and healthy economic and environmental future for the ports is vital to us all.
We must meet the ports' environmental challenges. But to do this, it is essential that we build needed marine and landside shipping facilities and improve our transportation corridors. Without these improvements, congestion and air quality will only worsen. Inaction or delay is not an option .In order to green the ports, we must grow them.
FuturePorts supports greening and growing our ports.
Economic Benefits
The Economy, Goods Movement, and Your Job in Southern California: What You Need to Know (.pdf)
Logistics Industry Resources
- State of Logistics Report (2007)– Council of Supply Chain Management
Professionals (.pdf) - "America's Ports Today" Brochure from American Association of Port
Authorities (.pdf) - Multi-County Goods Movement Action Plan Technical Memorandum 5a: Economic Benefits and Costs of Growth in Goods Movement (August 2006) (.pdf)
- Port of Long Beach Fact Sheet (.pdf)
- Port of Los Angeles Fact Sheet (.pdf)
- Other Links
California Policy
- PPIC Survey- California 2025 Summary (.pdf)
- California Air Resources Board- Draft Concepts for Implementation of the
Emissions Mitigation portion of Proposition 1B (.pdf) - Original ballot language for Proposition 1B (.pdf)
- Allocation plan for California State Transportation Improvement Program 2007 (.pdf)
- TCIF Guideline document from CTC from November 5th (.pdf)
- Chaptered Language from SB88: California bill addressing Proposition 1B
bond funding (.pdf) - Chaptered Language from AB201: California bill amending a portion of SB88 (.pdf)
Economic Forecasts
- Drewry Annual Container Market Review and Forecast 2007-08 – Report
Summary (.pdf) - LAEDC Economic Forecast 2007-08 (.pdf)
- LAEDC Trade Trends and Impacts 2007 (.pdf)
Environmental
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