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On The Move: We Work The Waterways Grows With Vivian Reese - The Waterways Journal (opens the original)
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We Work the Waterways has been growing rapidly in recent months. In April 2025, it became an independent nonprofit. The national conversation about reviving American shipping shipbuilding and the maritime sector — sparked by executive orders from the White House and bills in Congress — meant that its mission of promoting maritime and maritime-adjacent careers to young people was now front and center in many people’s consciousness. It was vital that those people become acquainted with WWW and its
House Votes To End California Harbor Craft Waiver - The Waterways Journal (opens the original)
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The House of Representatives voted on Sept. 16, in H.J. Res. 213, to use the Congressional Review Act to overturn the EPA waiver that allowed California to enforce strict emissions rules on commercial harbor craft. The California rule, known as the Harbor Craft rule, imposed the requirement on all harbor craft except fishing vessels to attach diesel particulate filters (DPFs) to marine engines as a condition of operating. Maritime interests, including the American Waterways Operators, have long
Jeffboat Property Wrangles Continue - The Waterways Journal (opens the original)
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Since American Commercial Barge Line closed its historic Jeffboat facility in Jeffersonville, Ind., in 2018, many have seen its 80 to 100 acres of prime Ohio River riverfront property as a tempting business opportunity. But plans to develop the property have run into local resistance, and ACBL is now offering to sell the property to the city. ACBL has worked with the city, The Wheatley Group and developer Thrive Companies on plans for the site. Possible plans put forward have included residentia
SITE Improvement Association Celebrates 60 Years - The Waterways Journal (opens the original)
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The SITE Improvement Association might not be a household name, but its 270 members are well known to all port and terminal operators on the central Mississippi River. It is an independent association of contractors in eastern Missouri who work on infrastructure projects, including marine infrastructure. On September 12, the group celebrated its 60th anniversary with a riverside bash in St. Charles County, Mo., on the Missouri River. Terry Bangert, chief operating officer of Gateway Dredging & C
Transloader Software Company ‘Goes Where We’re Pulled’ - The Waterways Journal (opens the original)
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Kenneth Bautista said he stumbled into the logistics business. “The barge guys I’ve been talking to tell me you are either born into this business, or you stumble into it,” he said. He had just had lunch with one river terminal operator the previous day and was scheduled to talk to another the next day. Bautista is head of business operations at Rebulk, a brand-new startup founded in 2025 and headquartered in Kansas City, Mo. He describes Rebulk as a software company that works with transloaders
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