LNG company suggests small ships, more trips
Proposal sparks outrage in terminal's opponents
WASHINGTON -- Six months after Massachusetts' congressional delegation triumphantly declared that saving a narrow bridge would keep liquefied natural gas tankers out of Fall River, the company that wants to build a distribution terminal in the city says it has a solution: smaller ships making more frequent trips. (Full article: 1139 words)
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