Warehouse Law May Duplicate Local Regulations

In the early years when the logistics industry started taking over the Inland Empire in the 1980s, the region was a warehouse developer’s dream: large tracts of land and relatively few residents to protest against the pollution and unsightliness with which they are associated. Four decades and roughly 4,000 warehouses later, the region is home to 4.7 million residents — and many of them are clamoring for cleaner air.

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