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Infrastructure
5 Brazilian Port Authorities Undergoing Privatization
Five port authorities in Brazil are in the process of going through a privatization or divestiture process. This equates to…
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Current Features
In Step With AAPA’s New Latin American Delegation Chair, Rita de Cássia Munck
At the 2021 Latin American Congress of Ports, Rita de Cássia Munck was named the new chair of the AAPA…
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Advocacy
AAPA Amplifies Voices of Ports to White House, Congress
In the past two years, the United States has learned the issues facing seaports and the maritime industry are some…
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Current Features
Dredging: Striking a Balance
Ports are taking ownership of their dredging projects and making sure they are not only beneficial to the shipping industry…
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Sustainability
You’re Not Alone! Building Your Sustainability Team
Because ecosystem challenges, especially in supply chains, often cross jurisdictions, no single organization can make the type of systemic changes…
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Sustainability
Giving the Green Light to Sustainability Goals
As sustainability assumes a more prominent place in just about every port’s vision of its future, master planning and other…
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Features
Q2 2021 Seaports Magazine: Making the Connection
The theme of this issue of Seaports Magazine is Making the Connection, which can be applied to a variety of…
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Features
The Path to a New Normal
Signs of a post pandemic ‘new normal’ are slowly beginning to emerge. For sure, life on the other side of…
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Community Involvement
Communications: A Whole New World
Ports shift communications methods and strategies during COVID-19, resetting how they engage.
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Features
Powering Workforces with Partnerships
Ports continue to forge deep connections with industry partners, labor unions, government, schools and communities to ensure a talented, upskilled…
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