about 19 years ago
Every 50 seconds, 38 tonnes of red-black Brazilian iron ore are scooped from the hull of the SG Prosperity, dumped on a conveyor and sped away to a yard. Caofeidian, China’s newest and largest iron ore port, is open for business, just 19 months after workers began to convert an isolated sand spit in
Every 50 seconds, 38 tonnes of red-black Brazilian iron ore are scooped from the hull of the SG Prosperity, dumped on a conveyor and sped away to a yard.
Caofeidian, China’s newest and largest iron ore port, is open for business, just 19 months after workers began to convert an isolated sand spit in northeastern China into a massive port and industrial zone.
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