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Global Gateways: Page 48
Owner, Manager of Ship that Crashed into Baltimore Bridge File to Limit Liability For Costly Collapse
The two companies' joint-filing was submitted on April 1, and would look to limit their legal liability to $43.6 million.
Panama Canal Will Need Rest of Year to Recover From Drought
La Niña is expected to usher in ample rains in a matter of weeks, providing relief after record dryness afflicted the key transit channel in 2023.
Secondary Route Lets Small Vessels into Baltimore Port for First Time Since Bridge Collapse
A majority of the vessels permitted in the secondary channel will be ones helping with cleanup efforts for the collapsed Baltimore bridge.
Why Congestion Could Be on the Horizon for Port of L.A. Headed into Peak Months
A growing economy, drought conditions at the Panama Canal, and systems not designed to plan for trucking schedules could all spell trouble for the Port of LA in the months to come.
Baltimore Ship Accident Has East Coast Ports Scrambling to Absorb Cargo
U.S. East Coast ports are modifying their operations to absorb cargo diverted from Baltimore harbor, where salvage specialists are clearing debris from the destroyed Francis Scott Key Bridge.
Biden Administration to Release $60M for Rebuilding, Recovery After Collapse of Baltimore Bridge
The Biden Administration had immediately pledged to pay to rebuild the Key Bridge out of federal funds.
Baltimore Bridge’s $2 Billion Rebuild Starts With Clearing Ship
A salvage firm that helped contain the Deepwater Horizon oil spill and safely demolished part of New York’s Tappan Zee Bridge with explosives is heading to Baltimore.
Lloyd’s of London Says Baltimore Bridge Collapse Could Lead to Record Insurance Loss
Barclays said claims for damage to the bridge alone could reach $1.2 billion, along with hundreds of millions of dollars for business disruption caused by the port’s closure.
Collapse of Baltimore Bridge Highlights the Cost of Failing to Safeguard Critical Spans
The collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge raises urgent questions about the vulnerability of infrastructure that keeps ships flowing through vital U.S. ports.
The ‘No-Fail’ Mission to Protect the Red Sea Isn’t Working
For all the costly hardware the U.S. and its allies have thrown at Houthi rebels, they haven’t been able to stop the attacks on freighters and warships in the Red Sea.
Ford, GM Divert Shipments as Bridge Collapse Upends Supplies
Baltimore for years has been the top U.S. vehicle-handling port, with more than 847,000 cars and light trucks processed through there last year.
Incident at Baltimore Bridge Wasn't First Crash for Dali Container Ship
According to Vessel Finder, the
Dali
hit a stone wall at the port of Antwerp in Belgium on its way to Bremerhaven in 2016.
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