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... That lane was closed June 3 after a "drift" of trees made navigation dangerous to vessel operations (amm.com, June 5). Northbound traffic resumed ... View this article
... "Those predictions (are) based on (weather) forecasting and the time it takes to clean and dry our machinery and get (ready) for navigation.". St. ... View this article
A waterways infrastructure bill easily passed the Senate May 15, a development that steel interests say will benefit shipping by improving navigation ... View this article
... attention.". As a result, "some channels may not be properly marked due to debris, and flooding took out aids to navigation. ... View this article
... One is in the navigation channel but under 20 feet of water, so it's not an immediate threat to mariners," he said, although the wreck has been ... View this article
... Those queues are growing, (but the goal is to) effectively facilitate navigation, get products to market and keep the economy moving.” “The river ... View this article
Two bills aimed at keeping navigation along the Mississippi River and related waterways during droughts and severe weather conditions have ... View this article
... ability to operate at maximum efficiency—especially on bulk cargo, whether it's coal, grain, or steel," Jim Walker, director of navigation policy and ... View this article
... Assuming the ice melts quickly and there's enough navigation interest to push through, I would expect (the middle of) next week, hopefully," he said. ... View this article
... “As most people have heard, the persistent drought in the Midwest is challenging the navigation industry,” AEP River Operations noted recently. ... View this article
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What is causing the most weakness to the U.S. metals industry?
June 20-21, 2013 New York
Our industry and the U.S. economy are not realizing the full benefits of (higher steel demand) due to recent significant surges of imported tubular products.
--Mario Longhi, U.S. Steel