about 20 years ago
The U.S. Coast Guard is considering restricting access to an area offshore from Port Everglades after two large freighters ran aground this year, damaging delicate coral. “We’ve been working toward a resolution,” said Lt. James Suffern, the Coast Guard’s chief of waterway management for the region.
The U.S. Coast Guard is considering restricting access to an area offshore from Port Everglades after two large freighters ran aground this year, damaging delicate coral.
“We’ve been working toward a resolution,” said Lt. James Suffern, the Coast Guard’s chief of waterway management for the region. “It is an emergency for everyone to get something done here.”
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