The Waterways Journal

Lt. Col. Ryan A. Baum, commander of the Philadelphia Engineer District, spoke during a farewell ceremony for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Dredge McFarland at Fort Mifflin… Read More

This year, physical construction began on France’s biggest infrastructure project in decades, the Seine-Nord Canal, featured in this issue. The canal it replaces, the Canal Du Nord, was a… Read More

Recently announced plans for a new nickel refinery to be established in Natchez, Miss., involve barge delivery of raw materials. Westwin Elements announced plans October 5 to invest… Read More

The Illinois River Partnership Summit, a three-day umbrella event, recently concluded separate but closely related meetings. The 2026 Annual Meeting of the Illinois River Cities and Towns Initiative was… Read More

Bluecore Energy, based in Long Beach, Calif., announced October 13 the procurement of low-enriched uranium (LEU), a vital step toward the company’s goal to provide nuclear energy from water… Read More

The U.S. Coast Guard is reminding vessel owners, operators, masters and pilots that federal Inland Navigation Rules do not automatically preempt state and local navigation safety laws. The… Read More

A newly emerged cyber extortion group has threatened to release data it claims to have stolen from 38 maritime and logistics organizations unless the companies pay multimillion-dollar ransoms. Read More

BWC Terminals has begun operations as part of the first phase of a new terminal in Pascagoula, Miss., with additional construction planned as the company continues to expand the… Read More

The Corps of Engineers recently confirmed that the St. Louis region’s ports remain the most efficient inland port system in the nation, measured by tons moved per river mile. Read More