Port of Baltimore Magazine March/April 2014 - page 6

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DEPARTMENTS
Governor’sMessage
Strategic Investments for Greater Sustainability
ExecutiveView
ACommercially andEnvironmentallyViablePort
Soundings
CargoHandling / Events / Newsmakers / Online
GreenPort
DundalkWater Filtration / CreekCleanup /
EPASummit inBaltimore
Port Person
MESCrew Focused onGreenGoals
MaidenVoyages
TwoNYK LineShipsMake First Appearance
Port View
ShipRepairs 60YearsAgo at KeyHighway Pier
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FEATURES
MPAEnvironmental Summary
h Significant Air EmissionReduction
h Solar-poweredCans Smash Trash
h Newer Dray Trucks RunCleaner
h BayBenefits fromManagement Plan
h WildAbout UrbanWildlifeRefuge
h InnovativeOptions for DredgedMaterial
h Positive Impacts: By theNumbers
h Seagirt’s Super Top Loaders
Carnival ComingBack
EnhancedCruiseShipProudly Returning in2015
Safe, Sustainable Shipyard
General ShipRepair Improves Infrastructure
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March/April2014
CONTENTS
COVER: Studentswere onhandwithgovernment
officials and representatives of various agencies in
September 2013 as the announcement wasmade
thatMasonvilleCove hadbeendesignated an
UrbanWildlifeRefugePartnership.
Photography byBillMcAllen.
500Jobs generated by cruise activity in
Maryland, helped by Carnival’s decision to return
to the Port of Baltimore with stronger emission
standards.
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