Inland Waterways
Operations, Infrastructure & Dredging
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© Craig A Walker / Adobe Stock20 Years of Success and Still More to Come
After two decades, Waterways Council, Inc. continues its mission to advocate for users of inland America’s vital inland waterways transportation system.
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© William A. Morgan / Adobe StockSteps to Take Now for New Maritime Infrastructure Funding Opportunities
Increased infrastructure funding has provided many opportunities for ports and terminals, including both inland and coastal.
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© be free / Adobe StockA Better Approach for Emission Reduction at US Ports
In finalizing the Clean Ports program requirements, legislators must consider the maritime industry’s realities and challenges.
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© EJRodriquez / Adobe StockGetting the Work Right: Coordinating Money, Time and Big Projects
Big project bookkeeping is a top concern for the Inland Waterways Users Board.
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© PaulMassiePhoto / Adobe StockUpdate: Lower Snake River Dams
An update on issues confronting regional towboat and barge operators about possible changes to the Columbia Snake River System.
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Credit: USACE Memphis DistrictKeep it Moving: Corps Dredges Log Record Seasons to Combat Drought Impact
Severe drought conditions in late 2022 underlined the importance of dredging in the Mississippi River Basin.
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Credit: Crandall Dry Dock Engineers, Inc.Crandall Dry Dock Engineers, Inc Is Up for Sale
Buyer sought for a name that’s well known and respected within the international shipyard business.
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Credit: ACBLVessels
Marine News rounds up recent news on towboat orders, christenings and sales.