Building Port Resilience

James Rice of MIT outlines the pros and cons of making ports public facilities rather than single user or dedicated. Flexibility increases.  I think the trend toward sharing port space is part of a trend to public-private partnerships and a sharing of benefits more broadly.  And it has to do with the expense of infrastructure. We need more players to pick up some of the infrastructure cost. Public financing for it is done.

Building Port Resilience | Supply Chain @ MIT.

Private use. The move towards public facilities is making ports more resilient. Photo Port of Seattle by Don Wilson

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2 responses to “Building Port Resilience

  1. This is the ideal answer. Evrnoyee should read this

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  2. Bettie, thanks for your comment.

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