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Russ Bynum
Associated Press
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Georgia Shipwreck's Last Giant Chunk Removed from Water
But the salvage job isn't over.
Operations
Two Years after Georgia Shipwreck, Heavy Lifting Nearly Done
The cargo ship was carrying 4,200 automobiles.
Safety
Condo Tower Likely to Be Demolished
Concerns about the structure’s instability prompted a 15-hour halt to the search for survivors.
Operations
After 9 Years and $10M, Georgia Spaceport Nears FAA Approval
Camden County would join 19 total U.S. sites available to launch commercial rockets.
Supply Chain
GA Port Reopens
The Coast Guard agreed it was safe for vessels to slowly sail one by one past the capsized freighter.
Safety
Authorities Study Why Ship Overturned
Keeping those ships upright requires a balancing act.
Regulation
Mine Request Borders Protected Swamp
The proposal comes 20 years after chemical giant DuPont abandoned plans to mine outside the Okefenokee amid staunch opposition.
Operations
Trump Adds $3.7B to Finish Reactors
The loan guarantees support completion of the first new U.S. commercial nuclear reactors in a generation.
Supply Chain
Port Expansion Hinges on Oxygen Injectors
The machines are the agency's $100 million solution to help fish breathe along a 27-mile (43-kilometer) stretch linking the Port of Savannah to the Atlantic Ocean.
Operations
Trump Wants $164M for Ports
However, ports from New England to Texas are seeking more than $4.6 billion to deepen their harbors.
Supply Chain
Largest Cargo Ship Visits East Coast Port
The COSCO Development is so long the Statue of Liberty and Washington Monument could fit end-to-end along its deck and still leave room for Big Ben.
Safety
ConAgra Hit With $11.2M Penalty
The plea deal resolved a long criminal investigation into a nationwide salmonella outbreak blamed on tainted peanut butter that sickened at least 625 people in 47 states.