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Marine News' Sixth Annual "CEO Six Pack," an examination of market and
business trends with exclusive insights and analysis from some of the
marine industry's leading executives
Michael P. Ryan, President and CEO
American Commercial Lines, Inc.
Jim McCarville, Executive Director
Port of Pittsburgh
John Doyle, Vice President, Government Affairs
Waterways Council, Inc.
David C. Hanby, Jr., President and COO
McDonough Marine
Randy Asbury, Executive Director
Coalition to Protect the Missouri River
Ken Applegate, Vice President
Transportation Services, Valero |
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MARK YOUR CALENDAR
Fifth Annual Waterways
Symposium
October 29-31
St. Louis, Missouri
click
now for a flyer--registration materials to be available in mid-August
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The study "A Modal Comparison of Freight
Transportation Effects on the General Public," conducted by the Texas
Transportation Institute, Center for Ports and Waterways, was released in
November 2007. Conducted over a one-year period and was peer-reviewed by
independent university-based experts, the study was co-sponsored by the U.S.
Department of Transportation, Maritime Administration (MARAD), and the
National Waterways Foundation.
The following items related to
the study are available online:
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Study: "A Modal Comparison of Domestic Freight
Transportation Effects on the General Public," November 2007, Texas
Transportation Institute, Center for Ports and Waterways
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Executive Summary
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News Release:
"New National Study Compares Freight Transportation by Barge, Truck and
Train"
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Brochure: "Waterways Working for America"
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PowerPoint presentation:
"Waterways Working for America"
[7 MB file; right click and select "Save link as..." or similar command]
For information about the
National Waterways Foundation, visit
www.nationalwaterwaysfoundation.org.
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