First half 2014 data compiled by the German federal statistics office show tonnage gains overall from prior year levels for the country’s ocean borne cargo and container trades, despite container volume declines in its Russian and U.S. markets. The Port of Houston Authority reports cargo tonnage and revenue trended upward through September and will likely continue to do so for the rest of the year. October was a busy month for the St. Lawrence Seaway, with increases in the number of ships carrying steel, salt, sugar, aluminum and pig iron. The Port of Virginia reports container volume reached a monthly high of 221,105 TEUs in October. That was up 7 percent from a year ago and the fourth consecutive month when the container count exceeded 200,000 TEUs.
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The Port of Kalama last week hosted a grand opening celebration of its new Kalama Transportation Interpretive Center and administrative offices. The new facility not only houses the Port of Kalama operations team with much-needed space for a growing list of new business and community projects, but celebrates Kalama’s place in Pacific Northwest history as a transportation and commercial hub.
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The Port of Los Angeles continues to make major strides in cutting pollution from ships, trucks, trains, cargo-handling equipment and harbor craft, according to the latest annual inventory of emissions from port-related mobile sources. The 2013 Inventory of Air Emissions shows the port has set new records with reductions from eight years ago of 80 percent in diesel particulate matter (DPM), 57 percent in nitrogen oxides (NOx) and 90 percent in sulfur oxides during eight years of aggressive clean air measures.
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