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Green Marine

May 18, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Marine expert promotes potential of short-sea shipping

SYDNEY, N.S. – There was a time when the Maritimes were linked by sea routes eastern seaboard, and they can be once again, says the author of much hyped intermodal sustainability report on short-sea shipping. According to the Cape Breton Post, Dalhousie professor of marine transportation policy Dick

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SYDNEY, N.S. – There was a time when the Maritimes were linked by sea routes eastern seaboard, and they can be once again, says the author of much hyped intermodal sustainability report on short-sea shipping. According to the Cape Breton Post, Dalhousie professor of marine transportation policy Dick Hodgson says rebuilding sea trade routes along the eastern seaboard is essential, but needs a dramatic change in policy among stakeholders.

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