Scenes from South Sound
Waterfront redevelopment, ever-present inflatable SUPs and cargo anchorages
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Waterfront redevelopment, ever-present inflatable SUPs and cargo anchorages
Puget Sound's two largest seaports offer public tours, and a glimpse at big changes ahead.
After a successful trial, Quiet Sound marked several new milestones in the 2023-2024 slowdown
Significant federal funding is making its way to Pacific Northwest ports, including Tacoma's Husky Terminal.
In Seattle, ferries can be the talk of the town and this fall is no exception.
Both Canadian and U.S. West Coast dockworkers are considering new labor agreements. Public perception is used as a tool in negotiations.
Only a few ports can accommodate the largest of containerships, creating both problems and opportunities.
🤫 Shhhh…the Quiet Sound slowdown trial is underway A voluntary ship slowdown is in effect on Puget Sound from now until Dec. 22. The “Quiet Sound” trial began Oct. 24 and asks larger commercial vessels to slow down “when safe and operationally feasible to do so.” Slowing down reduces the
Grain de Sail uses a cargo sailboat to sustainably transport its chocolate and wine.