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Mission StatementThe Great Lakes Maritime ResearchInstitute is dedicated to developing andimproving economically andenvironmentally sustainable maritimecommerce on the Great Lakes throughapplied research.A U.S. Department of Transportation, Maritime AdministrationNational Maritime EnhancementInstitute2
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Data AcquisitionMuch of the data ac
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1. Commodity type (SIC, NAICS) of e
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“follow the cargo” to consider
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Meeting participants contributed a
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Given the inherent spatial nature o
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ConclusionThe initial phase of the
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APPENDIX ASchematic Diagram of the
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APPENDIX BSample of Map Output from
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Figure B.4MWFV provides users with
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Figure B.10User points to a single
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Example 4: Linking the GreatLakes M
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Code Specifications for Great Lakes
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Pennsylvania: 01 ErieQuebec: 01
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ATTENDEESName Organization TitleJef
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AcknowledgementsResearch Team:UMD L
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Table of ContentsExecutive Summary.
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Great Lakes Panama Canal Commission
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Executive SummaryThis project inven
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of Minnesota is reported in 2005 do
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1.2 Background.Figure 1: Overview o
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a user fee to support the operation
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− St. Lawrence Seaway Management,
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Chapter 2: Great Lakes Maritime Tax
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transiting the Canal or to pilot th
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4) Tables of Assessments by Stakeho
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Table 2.4: Great Lakes Assessments
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Agreement Filing Under DelegatedAut
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Agreement Amendment FilingRequiring
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Table 2.11: Fee Assessments on Grea
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Petition for Investigation to Deter
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2.3 Challenges of Great Lakes Marit
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Detroit District2000 St Clair River
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2.4 Highlighting the Harbor Mainten
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some of the first taxes imposed by
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Problems with the Harbor Maintenanc
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from Europe) but not on exports is
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HMT Revenue is a Small Portion of T
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loaded at a port in the Great Lakes
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Table 3.5: U.S. Tax Collections and
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Chapter 4: Potential Economic Impac
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Chapter 5. ConclusionAnalysis of th
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[15] St. Lawrence Seaway Management
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[48] Swisher International v. Unite
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[80] Representative English. United
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Overview of Maritime Tax Inventory
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Appendix B: Commercial Maritime Ass
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Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconci
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Tax Reform Act of 1986, P. L. 99-51
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U.S. Grains Standards Act, c.313, P
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HMT UPDATE6/01Wondering what all th
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01/01With the holding in IBM v. US,
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The HMT was assessed as a percentag
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Relying on the holding in Chevron,
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HMF REPLACEMENT PROPOSED8/98The Cli
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Depending on the source, Customs ei
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D-2
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Lake-wise cargo movements for 2002
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AcknowledgementsResearch Team:UMD C
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References ........................
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Executive SummaryBiodiesel: An Alte
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gallons per year, should be feasibl
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Chapter 3: Economic Impacts, Supply
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Biodiesel, as discussed in this rep
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volume. The byproduct glycerin ha
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A few simple “cleansing” steps
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introduction of ultra low sulfur di
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A potential problem with maritime o
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Chapter 3: Biodiesel: An Alternativ
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productive) than mandating change t
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From the U.S. domestic marine secto
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The detail in the U.S. trend for th
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Cumulative 2005 Payment Information
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Consumers:Table 3.13: Consumers’
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Chapter 4:Potential Economic Impact
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Comprehensive and detailed data cov
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EmploymentIMPLAN measures of direct
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Table 4.4: Employment, Impact from
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Table 4.8: Employment Impacts from
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Chapter 5: Conclusions and Recommen
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Studying incentives for fuel emissi
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- Emissions reduction/improvement i
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[17] U.S. Environmental Protection
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Minneosta and St. Olaf College. 200
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Table A1: Great Lakes States Soyb
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Table A4: Minnesota Producers of
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Feasibility study: Usefulness of mo
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1. AbstractThis project is a feasib
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indications about the source and th
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4. Results and DiscussionWe success
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Single track images of the sidescan
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Figure 6. Single track (detailed) s
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The multibeam data provide a detail
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Figure 11. Detailed multibeam bathy
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6. References1. Farrand, W.R., and
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Lakes Visitor Center, Marquette cit
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Appendix BGreat Lakes Maritime Tran
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Appendix CGreat Lakes Maritime Tran
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Appendix EGreat Lakes Maritime Tran
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Intermodal Freight Transport http:/
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canals, ships, lighthouses, and muc
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6. What is “Operation Taconite”
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Great Lakes Shipping: Did You Know
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Appendix GGreat Lakes Maritime Ship
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