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New survey shows Port of Seattle neighbors are deeply concerned over health effects of port truck traffic A majority of Georgetown and South Park residents believe trucks and other Port of Seattle operations are making them ill, according to a recent survey. [read more]


Falling Earnings in 2008 Fortells Economic Crisis for Working Families in 2009Sage's latest issue brief reveals that annual earnings for Puget Sound workers fell by 2% last year, only the first of bad economic news for working families. New Census data also show that vulnerable groups, including single-mother families and African-Americans will likely be the hardest hit as ... [read more]


The Coalition for Clean & Safe PortsWe are working to make the Port trucking industry more efficient, reduce air pollution, and improve the quality of jobs at the Port of Seattle. [read more]




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In the News
Out of Step: Why is Seattle's Port CEO Lobbying Against Environmental Reform?The Stranger; February 2, 2010


Port of Seattle Truckers Gain an Ally in Mike McGinnSeattle Weekly Blog; January 27, 2010


Semantics Can't Excuse the Port's Anti-Reform AdvocacyThe Stranger Slog; January 28, 2010