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Flooding Slows Cargo Movement at Brazil’s Rio Grande Port
By Roberto Samora and Ana Mano SAO PAULO, May 17 (Reuters) – The Rio Grande port authority said the impact of excess rains and…
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Australian Coal Exports Disrupted as Deluge Slows Port
Coal deliveries to Australia’s Port of Newcastle, the world’s biggest coal export port, have been halted because flooding in the…
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China Energy Terminals on Alert as Sea Ice Slows Ships
Chinese ports and marine safety authorities are on high alert as an expansion of sea ice makes it tougher for…
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Coronavirus Slows Bangladesh’s Shipbreaking Safety Reforms
The coronavirus pandemic has slowed efforts to make safer the often hazardous job of dismantling old ships in Bangladesh, officials…
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Coronavirus Slows Bangladesh’s Shipbreaking Safety Reforms
The coronavirus pandemic has slowed efforts to make safer the often hazardous job of dismantling old ships in Bangladesh, officials…
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Virus Slows Safety Reforms at Bangladesh Shipbreaking Yards
By Naimul Karim DHAKA, Dec 8 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – The coronavirus pandemic has slowed efforts to make safer the…
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Japan Export Decline Slows Dramatically
Japan’s exports fell in September at the slowest pace in seven months as U.S.-bound vehicle shipments rose from lows brought…
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Hurricane Sally Weakens, Slows and Changes Course
Hurricane Sally is weakening as it approaches the U.S. Gulf Coast, and its track has shifted further eastward. It is…
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Cristobal Slows as it Approaches Louisiana Coast
HOUSTON, June 7 (Reuters) – Tropical Storm Cristobal on Sunday slowed its advance through the Gulf of Mexico, bringing a…
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Coronavirus Slows Global Commercial Fishing
Global commercial fishing activity for 2020 fell by around 1 million hours as of end-April, a 6.5% decline over the…
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