Logistics
Above the Fold: Supply Chain Logistics News (November 6, 2020)
What else did you expect with the US elections this year? It is still 2020, afterall. Regardless of who ultimately wins the Presidency and the remaining Senate and House seats, what are the odds that over the next four years the government will actually take any action on improving the nation’s transportation infrastructure, “the burning […]
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Weather Related Service Update: ETA
Tropical moisture in southern Florida may produce flooding in advance of the approach of Tropical Depression Eta. In the Pacific Northwest, U.S. strong storms will bring widespread lower elevation rain, heavy mountain snow, and gusty winds to the western states. Dry winds ahead of the front will produce critical fire weather threats for the eastern […]
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