Ports + Politics
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PORTS + POLITICS: Maritime Commerce and Growth Rely on a Strong System
Maritime commerce relies not on one single port or terminal, but a system of harbors, ports and waterways that help…
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PORTS + POLITICS: CBP Is Hiring at U.S. Seaports
Despite the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s embrace of technology, there remains a strong need for a trained, professional workforce…
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PORTS + POLITICS: Maritime Infrastructure Needs Regular Investment
In many ways, our nation’s 300+ ports – from the largest ports in Seattle, Long Beach and Savannah, to small…
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PORTS + POLITICS: Water Resources System Integral to Competitiveness of US Economy and Security
We have a lot of work to do in order to ensure that our water resources system can sustain the…
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PORTS + POLITICS: Third Edition of the CMTS Federal Funding Handbook Now Online
In August 2017, the third edition was issued to update the catalog of resources and to enhance the formatting and…
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PORTS + POLITICS: Strengthening U.S. Ports to Support Increasing Freight and Transportation
America’s more than 300 ports are a vital part of a strong and healthy economy connecting manufacturers, businesses and farmers…
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PORTS & POLITICS: Lessons From the Past: A Renewed Commentary on Port Security
Security measures are much different than 20 years ago, and as we experience and deal with new threats, we must…
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PORTS + POLITICS: Inclusion of Ports in Our National Transportation System
After eight years in office, the nation is seeing the results of the Obama Administration’s prioritization of maritime ports. The…
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