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Month: May 2013

Grain lockout expands to Port of Portland

From the Columbian: The action against members of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union follows a lockout already under way at the Port of Vancouver by United Grain. The number of workers impacted by the lockout was...

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Will melting Arctic open up LNG shipping lanes?

The Northern Sea Route along Russia’s north coast is projected to be more passable than the Northwest Passage, located above Alaska and Canada, in the short term. But as the decades wear on, both may be feasible for more...

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Chile’s Codelco Begins Exports After Port Strike

Chilean state-owned mining company Codelco resumed shipments of copper after a port strike blocked exports in the world’s top copper producing nation earlier this month. Port workers returned to work after reaching a deal...

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