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The port of Virginia has big ambitions. It has a plan to dredge its main shipping channels as well as widen them – giving it bigger channels than the port of Los Angeles. It would cost between $266m and $324m, but this article from the The Virginia Pilot doesn’t note what the port’s ultimate ambition are, or what benefits it could definitely bring, in an era when the big shipping alliances hold all the cards.
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