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New participants: 3,2,1… GREENTECH 2017! - ABC Recycling - Glencore There’s less than a month left to Green Marine’s annual conference, GreenTech 2017. This year’s conference will - Port of Belledune be held at the Hyatt Regency Pier Sixty-Six in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, from May 30th to June 1st. Most of the New supporters: exhibition showroom booths have been sold, the sponsored events await delegates, and registration continues. - Clean Foundation Along with busily preparing for GreenTech 2017, the Green Marine team is compiling the environmental - Port Edward performance results of the program’s participants and putting the final touches to Green Marine Magazine. Both - Prince Rupert the results and the magazine will be unveiled at the conference. - Protected Seas Industry success stories: - Seaspan NEW MEMBERS - Port NOLA - Desgagnés - Port of Hueneme - CSL Group GREEN MARINE PROUDLY WELCOMES THREE NEW - Neptune Terminals Spotlight on partners & supporters PARTICIPANTS - Ocean Networks - Hemmera The Belledune Port Authority was incorporated as a federal not-for-profit commercial port authority on Events March 29, 2000, pursuant to the . The Port of Belledune offers modern infrastructure and GreenTech 2017 equipment, including a terminal, a roll-on/roll-off terminal and a modular component fabrication facility. The #BragAboutIt Port of Belledune is a year-round, ice-free, deep-water port that offers efficient List of all Green Marine members stevedoring services. The port has ample outdoor terminal storage space and several indoor storage facilities – a definite competitive advantage for bulk, breakbulk and general cargo handling. It deals with shipping companies and CONTACT US clients from around the world. In City: Every Canadian Port Authority is now a participant in the Green Marine program. A Memorandum 25, du Marché-Champlain, suite 402 , QC, G1K 4H2 of Understanding (MOU) signed between the Association of Canadian Port Authorities (ACPA) and Green Marine in 418-649-6004 2014 definitely helped to achieve this all-encompassing membership. The MOU outlined the mutual goal to work together to expand efforts to reduce In Halifax: Purdy’s Wharf, 1949 Upper Water Street, suite 201 the marine industry’s environmental Halifax, NS, B3J 3N3 footprint. “With all 18 Canadian 902-680-6348 port authorities now participating In Seattle: in Green Marine, the port industry 1201, Alaskan Way, suite 200 is sending a clear message about its Seattle, WA, 98101 206-409-3943 commitment – and involvement – towards continuously improving its Email: [email protected] environmental performance,” said ACPA green-marine.org President Wendy Zatylny. THE GREEN WAVE // GREEN MARINE NEWSLETTER

NEW MEMBERS

Establish in 1912, ABC Recycling is Western Canada’s largest scrap metal recycling company. The terminal offers roll-off bin, trailer, flat deck, crane truck, off-site demolition, and barge services throughout Island. ABC Recycling diverts up to 20,000 tonnes of ferrous and nonferrous scrap metal from municipal landfills every month. It prepares and packages the scrap metal for sale worldwide.

Glencore’s facilities consist of a loading and unloading operation for nickel concentrate and nickel matte. The terminal has stage storage capacity. It unloads eight ships of nickel concentrate from Raglan Mine yearly, and loads 20 ships of nickel matte annually for the Nikkelverk Refinery in Norway. It also transits more than 2,000 railcars to its Sudbury Smelter in Northern .

GREEN MARINE ALSO WELCOMES FOUR NEW SUPPORTERS Clean Foundation is a non-profit, non-governmental environment organization created in 1988. It works for a clean climate and clean water. Clean Foundation focuses on critical ecological issues, including energy and climate change, clean water, marine health, waste reduction, and youth education. Its work includes practical on-the-ground programs, policy contributions, partnerships and strategic collaborations, as well as participatory, experiential education. For example, Clean Foundation’s Great Pick-Me-Up is Nova Scotia’s largest volunteer-driven community clean-up program, promoting the removal of litter across the province. Clean Foundation’s Ship-to-Shore program aims to engage Nova Scotia’s commercial fishers to address concerns regarding waste disposal practices at sea, and the lack of waste management resources at fishing harbours. To date, Ship-to-Shore has visited more than 130 fishing harbours. Clean Foundation is sharing the program’s concept in other Atlantic Canadian provinces.

Anthropocene Institute - Protected Seas works to encourage sustainable, long-term solutions to ocean issues through innovative technology projects. The Marine Protected Area (MPA) mapping project, a public-private partnership with the NOAA MPA Center, is establishing the most comprehensive source for identifying place-based protections on marine extraction and delivering that to boaters through free online tools and partnerships with electronic charting providers. To help monitor and enforce MPAs, Protected Seas has a Marine Monitor (M2) system that leverages low-cost, commercial marine radar technology to provide 24/7 coverage of near-shore MPAs using customized software. For more information on these and other projects, visit ProtectedSeas.net

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NEW MEMBERS

Port Edward is a small port community in , south of Prince Rupert, and west of Terrace. The district consists of approximately 18,387 hectares (45,435 acres), bordered by the Skeena River, Inverness Passage, and mountains north of Highway 16. It is accessible by road and by water.

Prince Rupert and its approximately 12,000 residents are located 885 kilometres (550 miles) north of Vancouver, British Columbia. Set against a spectacular backdrop of mountains and sea, the city is home to ’s deepest natural harbour and the closest bulk and container facility to Asia. The magnificent ice-free harbour extends for 22.5 kilometres (14 miles) and remains ice-free year-round. It is one of the world’s deepest natural harbours.

INDUSTRY SUCCESS STORIES

SEASPAN CELEBRATES DOUBLE PORT NOLA OFFERS MONTHLY PUBLIC COMMISSIONING OF NEW LNG VESSELS TOURS Seaspan Corporation (SFC) officially welcomed two new state-of-the-art dual- The Port of New Orleans has launched a new initiative called “Tour Your Port” to give the fuelled/hybrid (LNG, diesel and battery) vessels to its fleet on April 9th when a double community the opportunity to see port operations from the vantage point of the Mississippi commissioning ceremony was held at SFC’s Tilbury Terminal. The Seaspan Swift and the River. The free monthly tours each accommodate about 20 passengers aboard the port’s Seaspan Reliant – the first eco-ferries of their kind in North America – were formally fireboat, the General Roy S. Kelley. The first tour, held March 31st, was fully booked within a christened by British Columbia Premier Christy Clark, and Anisa White, the wife of Doug week. The April and May tours were also quickly filled. Port NOLA has held tours for school White III, Councillor and Chief Negotiator for the Snuneymuxw First Nation. The Seaspan and business groups for the past few years, but this is the first time it has created access on a Swift and the Seaspan Reliant are the first of a next generation of vessels fuelled by B.C.’s first-come, first-served basis for any community member to learn about the port. Feedback clean-burning LNG. The 148.9-metre ferries can accommodate up to 59 trailers that are up from the first tour was very positive, and the port looks forward to meeting new people to 16 metres in length. The eco-ferries are the first new vessels in the SFC’s fleet since 2002. each month. The outreach is an important step in helping the community learn about the The Seaspan Swift is also shortlisted for the Nor-Shipping Awards in the Energy Efficiency economic activity along the Lower Mississippi River and the port’s role in that commerce. category. The winners will be announced on May 30th, in London, England.

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INDUSTRY SUCCESS STORIES

DESGAGNÉS TAKES DELIVERY OF THE PORT OF HUENEME RECEIVES WORLD’S FIRST DUAL-FUEL/LNG ENVIRONMENTAL AWARD California’s Port of Hueneme has been recognized for its environmental projects with a state ASPHALT TANKER award. The Earth Day Award for Excellence in Environmental Stewardship recognizes a series On March 30th, Desgagnés took delivery of the Damia Desgagnés – the world’s first duel- of strategic environmental initiatives first adopted by the port in 2012. They include stringent fuel/LNG asphalt tanker. This next-generation asphalt-bitumen-chemical tanker is the first air and water quality measures, the protection of marine resources, healthy soil and sediment of a series of four tankers ordered to be custom-built at the Besiktas shipyard in Yalova, near maintenance, and climate change adaptation. The Port of Hueneme celebrates 25 years as a Istanbul, Turkey, according to an original concept developed by Desgagnés. U.S. Port of Entry this year. Since its 1992 designation, the port has more than tripled its cargo The Damia Desgagnés is the first dual-fuel-powered Canadian-flagged tanker and the first- volume from 478,384 tons originally to almost 1.5 million tons today. ever asphalt carrier of its kind. The vessel’s most notable characteristic is that, with simple commands, it can be powered by any of three types of fuel, namely heavy fuel oil, marine diesel oil or liquefied natural gas. Switching to LNG whenever possible offers undeniable advantages in terms of sustainable development by drastically reducing greenhouse gas output and other emissions. The vessel was highlighted for its innovation on April 26th when participating in a terminal pipe-to-ship LNG bunkering operation in Spain – a first in Europe. The Damia Desgagnés is scheduled to arrive in Canada by mid-May.

THE SEA KEEPER Over the course of three weeks this past February and March, four urban artists worked together aboard the CSL St-Laurent to create a mural that celebrates the 150th anniversary of Canada, the 375th anniversary of the City of Montreal, as well as the renewal under way at CSL. NEPTUNE BULK TERMINALS HOLDS A COMMUNITY DAY On Earth Day, April 22nd, 2017, approximately 300 people from the community went on a terminal tour led by Neptune Bulk Terminals’ senior managers and executives. Feedback from participants has been excellent, with many people saying they now know more about the Share your green initiatives with us and we will spread the terminal’s operations. Eleven community partners including Green Marine, Climate Smart, news! Simply forward information and picture to Green Marine’s the Tsleil Waututh First Nation, United Way, the City of fire department communications manager: [email protected] and others set up displays in tents to talk about their programs and their partnerships with Neptune. GREEN MARINE – MAY 2017 I 4 THE GREEN WAVE // GREEN MARINE NEWSLETTER

SPOTLIGHT ON PARTNERS & SUPPORTERS

HEMMERA – ONE OF CANADA’S GREENEST EMPLOYERS! The environmental consultancy firm Hemmera has been recognized as one of Canada’s Greenest Employers. The recognition stems from the annual high-profile competition organized by Mediacorp Canada Inc. to acknowledge employers that lead the nation in creating a culture of environmental awareness. This year’s Greenest Employers were selected based on four key factors: unique environmental initiatives or program development; success in reducing their own environmental footprint; employee involvement in the company’s environmental programs; and, the success A FIRST ANNIVERSARY FOR of environmental initiatives in connecting to the employer’s public identity to attract new people who share the same values. Hemmera was selected in part for: having BRITISH COLUMBIA’S COMMUNITY an employee-led environment committee; providing a range of commuter amenities; OBSERVATORIES delivering an environmental orientation program for new staff; and, participating in ongoing green community initiatives. Ocean Networks Canada (ONC) installed three community observatories in March 2016 to provide real-time information regarding marine environment observations. With West Coast industry and ports continuing to expand, coastal communities are facing EVENTS various rapid environmental changes. The real-time data from the cabled observatories can be used by community members to make informed decisions about their coastal and marine resources. The three community observatories are located in Campbell WHEN WHAT WHERE WHO River, Kitamaat Village, and Prince Rupert. ONC is the first to explore the depths of the northeast Pacific Ocean in real time. After a year in operation, this first anniversary review Shipping Federation May 10 Annual Conference Montreal, QC Attending celebrates the successes, challenges and future for ONC’s community observatories. Last month, the community observatories along the British Columbia coast underwent their LCA - CMC Canada-U.S. Niagara-on- David Bolduc - May 17-18 Joint Ship Owners first annual maintenance overhaul to ensure that they continue to gather clear, reliable the-Lake, ON speaker data. Meeting Fort May 30 - GreenTech 2017 Lauderdale, JOIN US! READ ONC’S FULL REVIEW> June 1 Florida Three positions will open this year on the Ocean Networks Canada (ONC) Board of AAPA Public Manon June 13-14 Relations & Economic Portland, OR Lanthier - Directors. ONC is currently seeking directors with skills in one or more of the following Development Seminar areas: speaker • law; Great Lakes & • not-for-profit administration (legal, human resources, finance); and St.Lawrence Cities June 14-16 Initiatives Annual Montreal, QC Attending • marine or ocean industry, including marine situational awareness. Meeting and Conference

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HEADING SOUTH! It’s time to register for Green Marine 10th annual conference, to be held from Tuesday, May 30 to PORT EVERGLADES Thursday, June 1, 2017! SPONSORED PORT TOUR REGISTER NOW > Green Marine and the Broward County have arranged for delegates to explore Port Everglades and the Greater Fort Lauderdale area from the water aboard one of the city’s One look at this year’s program will convince you on the signature Water Taxis. relevance of attending GreenTech 2017! Thursdays are typically busy cargo days for Port VIEW THE PROGRAM> Everglades, so delegates are likely to encounter post- Panamax container ships and petroleum tankers. Along We’re counting on your presence at the Hyatt Regency the way, attendees will also see a variety of yachts, Pier Sixty-Six in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to ensure the multimillion-dollar mansions, and South Florida’s unique success of GreenTech 2017. flora and fauna. While the cost is included in the conference delegate BOOK A ROOM> package, seating is limited. A special form will be sent promptly to everyone who has registered for GreenTech 2017 to confirm if they wish to take part in the tour. This exclusive tour will take place Thursday, June 1, from 2 to 4 p.m.

GreenTech 2017 May 30 - June 1 Fort Lauderdale

EXHIBITION Green Marine is organizing another commercial exhibition for GreenTech 2017! The annual Green Marine conference has earned an enviable reputation for showcasing the latest technology and innovation to advance the marine industry’s sustainability. The exhibition will be set up in the first half of the Crystal Ballroom where everyone will be encouraged to gather before and after sessions to network over a cup of coffee or tea as well as snacks. The 18 available booths will be assigned on a first-come first-served basis. 2017 Exhibitors: • SINTO Inc. • Georgian College • Terragon, Environmental Technologies • Anthropocene Institute – Protected Seas • Maritime Executive • Climate Smart Businesses Inc. • RightShip • Griffintown Media SECURE A BOOTH SPACE > • OpDAQ Systems • Maritime Innovation • JASCO Applied Sciences GREEN MARINE – MAY 2017 I 6 THE GREEN WAVE // GREEN MARINE NEWSLETTER GREENTECH 2017

OUR SPONSORS: INDISPENSABLE! Green Marine’s annual conference would not be possible without the generosity of all our sponsors, and this year’s 10th anniversary edition is no exception! The sponsorships also enable Green Marine to tangibly pursue its mission throughout the year, with all of the profits generated by the event being reinvested to further improve the environmental program. Thank you to all of the sponsors that have already confirmed their support of our 10th annual conference:

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GREEN SPONSOR BRONZE SPONSORS • Oceanex • Highway H2O • Fraser Surrey Docks BARISTA SPONSOR SILVER SPONSORS • Logistec • Svitzer • Port of Cleveland • Montreal Gateway Terminals Partnership MEDIA SPONSORS LUNCH SPONSORS • McKeil Marine • Shipping Federation ofCanada • Lloyd’s Register Marine • Schneider Electric • Neptune Terminals • Port of Gulfport • Chamber of Marine commerce

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#BragAboutIt

Green Marine certification requires commitment, effort and measurable improvement in sustainability. We encourage our members to proudly display their participation in this rigorous and transparent program for advancing environmental excellence. Here are a few examples of the creative ways in which the certification logo is being displayed by our participants. The Green Marine partner logo is also proudly shown by the many companies sharing our sustainability goals for the North American marine industry. We encourage our members that haven’t yet used the Green Marine logo to do so and to #BragAboutIt a little.

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SHIP OWNERS PORTS & SEAWAY TERMINALS & SHIPYARDS

• Algoma Central Corporation • Alabama State Port Authority • ABC Recycling • Atlantic Towing Limited • Albany Port District • BC Ferries • BC Ferries Commission • Ceres Terminals Inc. • Canada Steamship Lines • Bécancour Waterfront • DP World - Prince Rupert • Canfornav Industrial Park • Empire Stevedoring Company Ltd (Mtl) • Cogema • Belledune Port Authority • Federal Marine Terminals • Croisières AML • Canaveral Port Authority • Fraser Surrey Docks • CSL International • Cleveland-Cuyahoga County • G3 Canada Limited (Québec) Port Authority • CTMA Group • G3 Canada Limited (Trois- Rivières) • Duluth Seaway Port Authority • Fednav Limited • GCT Global Container Terminals Inc. • Greater Victoria Harbour Authority • Desgagnés • Glencore (Quebec facilities) • Halifax Port Authority • Ledcor Transportation & Resources LP • Groupe Desgagnés (Relais Nordik Sept-Îles) • Hamilton Port Authority • IOC (Iron Ore Company, Sept-Îles) • Lower Lakes Towing Limited • Illinois International Port District • Logistec Corporation • Marine Atlantic Inc. • Montréal Port Authority • Marine Atlantic Inc. • McAsphalt Marine • Nanaimo Port Authority • McAsphalt Industries Limited Transportation Ltd. • Northwest Seaport Alliance • McKeil Marine • Port Authority • Montreal Gateway Terminals Partnership • North Arm Transportation • Port Everglades • Neptune Terminals • Ocean Group • Port of Corpus Christi • New Orleans Terminal LLC • Oceanex • Port of Everett • Norcan Petroleum Group • Owen Sound Transportation Company • Port of Gulfport (MSPA) • Northern Stevedoring • Reformar • Port of Hueneme (Oxnard • Ocean Industries (shipyard) • Seaspan ULC Harbor District) • Pacific Coast Terminals • Saam SMIT Canada • Port of Indiana - Burns Harbor • Pinnacle Renewable Energy (Westview • Société des Traversiers du Québec • Port of Milwaukee Terminal) • SVITZER Canada • Port of Monroe • Porlier Express • TBS Ship Management Inc. • Port of New Orleans • QSL • Port of Olympia • Richardson International (Hamilton) • Port of Seattle • Ridley Terminals Inc. • Port of Valleyfield • Rio Tinto Alcan (Port-Alfred) • Port Authority • Seaspan ULC (shipyards) • Prince Rupert Port Authority • Squamish Terminals • Québec Port Authority • Sterling Marine Fuels (Windsor Terminal) • Saint John Port authority, NB • Termont Montreal Green Marine participants • Saguenay Port Authority • Tidal Coast Terminals Ltd. are committed to • Sept-Îles Port Authority • Tymac Launch Service Ltd. • St. John’s Port Authority, NL continuously improving • Valero (Jean-Gauvin Refinery) • St. Lawrence Seaway • Valleytank their environmental Development Corporation • Valport performance. • St. Lawrence Seaway • Waterfront Petroleum Terminal Company Management Corporation • West Coast Reduction • Port Authority • Westridge Terminal (Kinder Morgan • Port Authority Canada) • Trois-Rivières Port Authority • Vancouver Fraser Port Authority • Westshore Terminals • Windsor Port Authority • Yellowline Asphalt Products Ltd.

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INDUSTRY SERVICES, PRODUCTS & CLASS SOCIETIES, VERIFICATION & VETTING ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY PROVIDERS SERVICES ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTING • ABB Turbocharging • American Bureau of Shipping • Climate Smart Businesses Inc. • Abate Energy Group • DNV-GL • Concept Naval • American Chemical • Lloyd’s Register Marine North America • EcoLogix Group Technologies • Canadian International • Envirochem • Bell Marine & Mill Supply Bureau of Shipping • Groupe-Conseil Génipur inc. • Certified Laboratories • RightShip Americas • Hemmera • Conflow Technologies • Kennedy/Jenks Consultants • Drew Marine • Le Groupe SCP Environnement Inc. • DSS Group of Companies SHIPPERS, LOGISTICS & SHIP MANAGERS • Moffatt & Nichol • Eco-Forma Inc. • Noise Control Engineering LLC • Ecospray Technologies S.R.L. • Aluminerie Alouette • K+S Windsor Salt Ltd. • Norda Stelo • Envirolin Canada • PESCA Environnement • Environmental Solutions Inc. • Quickload CEF • Filtramax • V.Ships Canada Inc. • SNC-Lavalin Environment • GHGES • Ventus Development Services Inc. • WSP Canada • Hermont Marine PILOTAGE • InnovMarine Inc. R&D, RESPONSE, TRAINING & COOPERATIVE • International Paint • Atlantic Pilotage Authority • Ionada • Corporation des pilotes du • Jasco Applied Sciences • Human Resources Sectorial Committee of the • Marine and Offshore Canada St-Laurent Central • Corporation of Lower Maritime Industry (CSMOIM) • Marine Clean Ltd. • Georgian College’s Great Lakes International • Moran Coastal & Ocean St. Lawrence Pilots • Great Lakes Pilotage Authority Marine Training Centre Resources, Inc. • Marine Exchange of Puget Sound • Nimonik • Laurentian Pilotage Authority • Pacific Pilotage Authority • Maritime Innovation • OpDAQ Systems • Western Canada Marine Response Corporation • Pronova Systems Inc. • Puget Sound Pilots • RBM HoldSolutions • RSC Bio Solutions ENERGY COMPANIES • Sanexen • Schneider Electric • Gaz Metro • Scott’s Marine Interiors • LNG • Seagulf Inc. • S.I.G.E.I.M Inc. • SINTO • SRA Information Technology • Stantec • Techsol Marine • Terragon Environmental Technologies Partners are suppliers of services, products, • Thordon Bearings Inc. technology and/or equipment that offer • Total Marine Solutions Inc. • Urgence Marine Inc. environmental advantages or opportunities • Uson Marine AB to help Green Marine participants to • VapCor Inc. • Wärtsilä Canada improve their environmental performance.

GREEN MARINE – MAY 2017 I 10 THE GREEN WAVE // GREEN MARINE NEWSLETTER GREEN MARINE SUPPORTERS GOVERNMENTS • City of Prince Rupert RESEARCH, EDUCATION & • City of Québec CONSERVATION • Environment Canada • City of Saint-Amable • Fisheries and Oceans Canada • City of Sept-Îles • Anthropocene Institute - Protected Seas • Inter-American Committee on Ports of • City of Varennes • Center of Excellence for Marine the Organization of American States • Communauté métropolitaine Manufacturing & Technology • Ministère de l’Énergie et des de Québec • Clear Seas Ressources naturelles du Québec • District of Port Edward • CPEQ • Ministère des Transports du • Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Cities • EcoMaris Québec Initiative • Great Lakes Maritime Research Institute • Ministère du Développement durable, • Marguerite-D’Youville MRC • INREST de l’Environnement et de la Lutte aux • Northwest Community College Changements Climatiques du Québec ENVIRONMENTAL GROUPS AND NGOS • Ocean Networks Canada • Ministère des Forêts, de la Faune et des • PortTech Los Angeles • Promotion Saguenay Parcs du Québec • Carbon War Room • Seattle Aquarium • Ministry of Transportation • Clean Nova Scotia • Société de promotion économique de of Ontario • Ducks Unlimited Canada Rimouski • Nova Scotia Environment • Environmental Defense Fund • St. Lawrence Global Observatory • Puget Sound Clean Air Agency • Georgia Strait Alliance • St. Lawrence River Institute of • • Georgian Bay Forever Environmental Sciences • Washington Department of Ecology • International Secretariat for Water • Technopole Maritime du Québec • Les Amis de la vallée du MUNICIPALITIES • Vancouver Aquarium Saint-Laurent • Board of Harbor Commissioners of the • Marine Mammals Observation Network City of Milwaukee (ROMM) • City of Bécancour • Nature Conservancy of Canada Green Marine Supporters • City of Calixa-Lavallée • Nature Québec encourage and support • City of Contrecoeur • One Drop • City of Longueuil • Pacific Salmon Foundation the sustainable develop- • City of Matane • Sedna Foundation ment initiative undertaken • City of Montréal • Stratégies Saint-Laurent by the marine industry. • City of Montréal-Est • World Wildlife Fund Canada • City of Port-Cartier

GREEN MARINE ASSOCIATION MEMBERS Associations serve as ambassadors for the environmental program.

• American Association of Port Authorities • International Ship-Owners Alliance of Canada • American Great Lakes Ports Association • Michigan Aggregates Association • American Society of Naval Engineers • North American Marine Environment Protection • Association of Canadian Port Authorities Association • BC Marine Terminal Operators Association • Ontario Marine Transportation Forum • Canadian Association • Shipping Federation of Canada • Canadian Marine Pilots Association • St. Lawrence Economic Development Council • Chamber of Marine Commerce • St. Lawrence Shipoperators • Chamber of Shipping of America • U.S. Great Lakes Shipping Association • Chamber of Shipping of British Columbia • Washington Maritime Federation • Council of Marine Carriers • Washington Public Ports Association

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