- A new authority was established in Albert Lea to coordinate efforts between three existing bodies.
- An NGO argues that a port authority must align its operations with international climate goals, specifically the Paris Agreement.
Climate pattern introduces operational risks to ports.
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Climate pattern introduces operational risks to ports.
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