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Aerial photo of the derailment of the two locomotives and eight hopper cars. Two additional hopper cars are submerged in the river. Source: BNSF
NTSB says probable cause of 2021 barge-train collision involved tow pilot and captain
WorkBoat Staff
USDA photo
Barge grain movements up over last year
WorkBoat Staff
Sea Machines’ AI-ris uses digital cameras and AI processing to detect, track, classify and locate obstacles ranging from containerships to something as small as a swimmer, kayaker, or animal in the water. Sea Machines image.
The evolution of autonomous technology continues
Michael Crowley
Campbell Transportation new hires after they finished orientation. Campbell Transportation photo.
Inland companies struggle to hire during national worker shortage
Pamela Glass
The Seamen's Church Institute has two Centers for Maritime Education, one in Houston and one in Paducah, Ky. Seamen's Church Institute photo
Ingram donates $1 million to Seamen’s Church Institute
WorkBoat Staff
Year-to-date shipments of U.S. grain have reached 557,000 tons which represents a 29.2% increase over last year at this time. Chamber of Marine Commerce photo
U.S. petcoke, grain continue to lead the way for Great Lakes-Seaway shipping
WorkBoat Staff
The tug Franklin Reinauer carried rescue workers to Lower Manhattan. Tugs from Moran, McAllister, K-Sea and others also helped in the transport of workers and survivors. US Coast Guard / PA2 Tom Sperduto photo.
Remembering 9/11: Calling All Boats
Joel Milton
The project allowed GPA to move cargo from vessel-to-rail in an industry-leading 24 hours. Casper, Phillips & Associates photo
Port of Savannah’s intermodal business to get boost with new cranes
WorkBoat Staff
Cutter suction dredge previously delivered by Conrad to Great Lakes Dredge & Dock. Conrad photo
Great Lakes Dredge awarded $107 million in contracts
WorkBoat Staff
Total cargo shipments for the season hit 15.7 million metric tons through July, down 7.65% compared to the same time period in 2021. Chamber of Marine Commerce photo
U.S. petcoke, grain continue to lead the way for Great Lakes-Seaway shipping
WorkBoat Staff
The Icebreaker Wind project in Lake Erie would use six Vestas V126 3.45 MW offshore wind turbine generators, built on bucket foundations without need for pile driving. Lake Erie Energy Development Corporation graphic.
Ohio Supreme Court upholds Lake Erie wind energy permit
Kirk Moore
ACL image
Mississippi River overnight cruise vessel passes sea trials
WorkBoat Staff
Tropical storm Colin formed unexpectedly off the Carolinas and swiftly dissipated July 2-3. Forecasters still expect the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season to be more active than normal. NOAA image.
Forecasters still predict above-average Atlantic hurricane season
Kirk Moore
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