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Home›Green Marine›Great Lakes dredging needs causes short shipments, detours
Green Marine

April 19, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Great Lakes dredging needs causes short shipments, detours

Shippers say the need for increased dredging of the Great Lakes to accommodate shippers has forced some to take detours or handle smaller loads. The issue threatens the shipping of items such as cement, limestone, iron ore, coal, wood pulp, salt and construction materials.

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Shippers say the need for increased dredging of the Great Lakes to accommodate shippers has forced some to take detours or handle smaller loads. The issue threatens the shipping of items such as cement, limestone, iron ore, coal, wood pulp, salt and construction materials.

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