Virginia becomes a clean port

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The Port of Virginia has announced that all of its cargo-handling terminals are now using electricity generated from clean resource (renewables).

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The Port of Virginia is using clean electricity at all of its terminals © Virginia_Port_Authority_rt.jpg

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