The Small but Mighty Port of Everett, Washington | Next Gen Waterfronts

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Recorded14 Oct 2020

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The Port of Everett, Washington, a leading West Coast port on Puget Sound with the left coast's second largest marina, has reconnected to its downtown by opening up its waterfront to development, adding hotels, restaurants and new housing and a public promenade - all while successfully advancing its port terminal activities and addressing the likely impacts of climate change. We hear all about it from the Port's Terrie Battuello, CEcD and Catherine Soper. ASPN Listener Survey. Link to ENTANGLED tickets.

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