I know that modifying the harbor to accommodate these larger vessels will help to expand the channel's capacity, accommodate increasing cargo volume demands, and significantly enhance global connectivity for American businesses and consumers.
Carter discusses the need for harbor modifications to improve shipping efficiency.
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