Published Apr 20, 2022
The 1906 Dredging Law That May Be Holding Back The U.S. Economy
Explore how the Foreign Dredging Act of 1906 hampers U.S. port efficiency and economy, as experts Howard Gutman and Andrew Durant advocate for its repeal to unlock greater competitiveness and sustainability in the dredging industry.
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