The American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) has told the US Senate that US ports should get US$66bn from Trump’s US$1tn infrastructure promise.
The AAPA was represented by Port of Cleveland CEO William Friedman who made the case for water infrastructure to the US Senate’s committee on environment and public works.
Friedman’s testimony to the hearing, titled ‘America’s water infrastructure needs and challenges’, focused on issues related to navigation infrastructure maintenance, rehabilitation and replacement.
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