The idea that we are going to enhance long term commerce through the effective dredging program through the Port of Baltimore and other ports, and then use that material to build resiliency and to restore and address problems with the vigorous action, the surges, the erosion taking place because of climate change is just a win-win-win all around.
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Cardin highlights the benefits of dredging for commerce and environmental restoration.
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