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    Why keep Millstone open? (Business Owner) According to the Hartford Courant (2017), Millstone gives Connecticut the opportunity to reduce high electric rates, meet carbon-reduction goals and ensure jobs for the state. Millstone should be kept open because of its benefits at the state and local level. Millstone produces electricity to power 2 million homes, supports 12,000 jobs in the region, and generates the equivalent of half the electricity used by Connecticut. In a study done by the NEI (2016), Millstone was recognized as one of the most reliable sources of energy in Connecticut. When Millstone is operating at full-power, this plant provides 2,111 megawatts of electricity all day to homes and businesses. It was found that in the year 2015,…

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    Paper 1 uses Kondratieff wave (K-wave) strategy to present the behavior of containerization through different stages. The five waves of K-wave display the evolution and importance of containerization, with supporting data of global trade and container throughput. It shows that containerization has a cyclic behavior that may spread to a specific port or port range. It is related to the topic as it gives the general information about containerization and its importance in the trade. Meanwhile, it…

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    Intermodal Transportation When driving the coast lines near large shipping ports the use of intermodal transportation can be an impressive sight, especially as a young child. Those who grew up along coastlines as can recall seeing these massive containers scattered about closely resembling large Lego bricks. The ease and stack ability intermodal containers bring to the logistics environment allows for fluidity in shipment around the globe. The popularity of intermodal containerization is to…

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    profit business. Therefore, some of the advantages of the deregulation are: increased competition, improved efficiencies, better level of services, lower costs, better communication infrastructure, and specialized cargo companies depending on the Intermodal Loading Unit (ILU). These improvements are based on demand and supply of specific geographical areas where volumes of ILUs is high and it is attractive to private investors to operate and this applies to EU and US. One of the downturns is…

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    Intermodal Rail Freight rail moves more than 70 percent of the nation’s coal, 58 percent of its raw metal ores, and more than 30 percent of its grain Truckload carriers are expected to increase their use of railroads to handle intermediate and long-distance trailer hauls into the future. On lower value goods, trucks share a dual natured relationship with railroads. They cooperate in providing intermodal services. They also compete to capture market share on goods like automobiles and auto parts,…

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    COULD-BE solution 2 includes more features and the solution itself is somewhat more complex. The constituents of this scenario are: • Increasing the capacity by means of owned/financed/leased intermodal (rail) trailers • Using own trucks and/or subcontracting tractors (international versus locals) for hauling them to and from the railway terminals • Begin with operational leases of new trucks, which would include repair and maintenance in the leasing service offering • Outsourcing part of the…

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    interoperability between the organizational systems involved in the transport chain. Cooperation with authorities, such as the coastguards, customs, and traffic information bodies, has also facilitated the company’s operations. Increasingly changing administrative and business requirements have necessitated a high flexibility level from the transport company in terms of the services it offers and the systems of managing the company’s operations. Information technology services and software tools…

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    Consumers have profited by lower rates and the railroads have achieved higher performance. Although revenues have not grown at the pace of these other parameters, the US railroad industry has made a significant profit after deregulation. After deregulation, railroads are now able to adjust their rates and service to changing market conditions and are no longer required to provide profitless service. With a policy based on free-market principles, railroads will continue to play a major role in…

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    measure of ton-miles it additionally give lower charges to move certain merchandise likewise what 's more there is a low misfortune and harm rate for protection and it is accounted for high on conveyance and trustworthiness rate. 9. Intermodal completion is more intense than intramodal competition for water carriers. Why? Water bearers vivaciously vie for movement with different modes and to a certain point with other water transporters in light of the fact that there generally a little…

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    Causes Of Food Shortage

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    necessary to Reduce transport loss, develop food storage and educate people to change their mind. In 2012, the institutions of Lang, T and Rayner. G and FAO that In developing countries, especially some less-developed…

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