Copyright © 2022, Los Angeles Times | | | | Advertisement As experts warn that exposure to pollution can increase the risk of dying from COVID-19, an array of powerful industries is pressuring California regulators to delay or roll back air quality and climate regulations due to the coronavirus outbreak. The trucking industry wants to stall new emissions-reduction rules. Oil companies want looser enforcement of existing regulations. Port and shipping interests are on ocean vessels as they become Southern California’s largest source of smog-forming pollution. Will Barrett, clean air advocacy...…Copyright © 2022, Los Angeles Times | | | | Advertisement As experts warn that exposure to pollution can increase the risk of dying from COVID-19, an array of powerful industries is pressuring California regulators to delay or roll back air quality and climate regulations due to the coronavirus outbreak. The trucking industry wants to stall new emissions-reduction rules. Oil companies want looser enforcement of existing regulations. Port and shipping interests are on ocean vessels as they become Southern California’s largest source of smog-forming pollution. Will Barrett, clean air advocacy...WW…