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Home›Dredging›Houston Ship Channel still needs more Dredging
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March 24, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Houston Ship Channel still needs more Dredging

Keeping the Houston Ship Channel navigable on an ongoing basis is of utmost importance to Houston, the state of Texas and the nation. Not only is the world’s second-largest petrochemical complex located here, but the U.S. economy depends on the critical flow of waterborne commerce over the port’s do

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Keeping the Houston Ship Channel navigable on an ongoing basis is of utmost importance to Houston, the state of Texas and the nation. Not only is the world’s second-largest petrochemical complex located here, but the U.S. economy depends on the critical flow of waterborne commerce over the port’s docks.

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Source:chron,March 24,2010;

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