Jones Act fleet loses another ship, leaving Hawaii one oil tanker short - Splash247
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America just lost another ship from its dwindling Jones Act fleet, an oil tanker named the that counted the islands of Hawaii among its ports of call. According to Grassroot Institute of Hawaii research associate Jonathan Helton, the 37-year-old Houston is now in India to be dismantled for salvage, reducing the number of Jones Act-qualified …
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