They had made no real effort to do that it is very disapointing, what we are not giving up. We defeated the effort to dunp in the Bay, wth no help from the gov. For example, according to today's story , container traffic to the Baltimore harbor was projected to be at a certain level, but it hasn't delivered. Yes thoses numbers should be adjusted, but remember we are working under political influence not real numbers. There's another side to this issue that I hear no one addressing.
Water transportation is less expensive and less polluting than either truck or rail.
If our nation has waterways that can handle large ships, barges or whatever else that floats, goods can be shipped more cheaply and our nation can have a greater competitive advantage in getting its products to market. Yes that is cleary understood. There is a fifty foot channel up the Bay itself. Plus is the Bay made for the Port or the Port made for the Bay. There seemed to be no political appointees in the Corps of Engineers.