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International Railroad Discussion > Reduced water levels in the Panama CanalDate: 05/19/19 04:17 Reduced water levels in the Panama Canal Author: Ray_Murphy Probably means more business for the Panama Canal Railway as some ships have to off-load part of their cargo to achieve an acceptable draft:
https://nyti.ms/2JrZHwY Date: 05/25/19 18:30 Re: Reduced water levels in the Panama Canal Author: Socalobserver Ray_Murphy Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Probably means more business for the Panama Canal > Railway as some ships have to off-load part of > their cargo to achieve an acceptable draft: > > https://nyti.ms/2JrZHwY All this was predicted before the new locks were built . Gatun lake only holds so much water and even recycling it on the new looks there is still loss Date: 05/27/19 11:10 Re: Reduced water levels in the Panama Canal Author: Lackawanna484 Socalobserver Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Ray_Murphy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Probably means more business for the Panama > Canal > > Railway as some ships have to off-load part of > > their cargo to achieve an acceptable draft: > > > > https://nyti.ms/2JrZHwY > > All this was predicted before the new locks were > built . Gatun lake only holds so much water and > even recycling it on the new looks there is still > loss Yes. Low rainfall in the uplands means less runoff into the rivers. That's a lot of fresh water being lost... |