Offshore Superports Face Restrictions In Gulf Plans
Transportation Secretary Coleman to allow two offshore superports in the Gulf of Mexico with environmental and economic limits. Agencies warned plans could reduce competition and raise oil prices. officials seek safeguards to prevent spills and market effects.
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