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The uncertainty of coal demand will definitely play a role in the future of the state’s freight exports. Delaware contains a large number of ports and freights, making intermodaltransportation a good choice. Vermont houses several international ports and intermodal rail lines. billion in 2014. Washington.
The uncertainty of coal demand will definitely play a role in the future of the state’s freight exports. Delaware contains a large number of ports and freights, making intermodaltransportation a good choice. Vermont houses several international ports and intermodal rail lines. billion in 2014. Washington.
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