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Preserve NAFTA to protect modern supply chains

To ensure that a new NAFTA can build upon the success of its predecessor, and railways can continue to operate and grow in concert with the demands of the North American economy, negotiators should recognize the role that railways play in facilitating trade.

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BY EDWARD R. HAMBERGER
January 29, 2018

Opinion | BY EDWARD R. HAMBERGER | January 29, 2018

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