Good editorial in Wednesday’s paper. (“Climate and the coal trains.”) One question, however: What is the information source that leads to the statement of “nearly 1,000 mega-cargo ships”? Gateway’s own projections do not reflect this number even if full potential is reached. For issues of this importance accurate information is crucial.
Jonathan Ward
Lake Stevens
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