Giant cranes unload a container ship at the Barbours Cut Container Terminal south of Houston, on December 3, 2009. The terminal is among several operated by the Port of Houston Authority, which handles more foreign water-borne freight than any other ...
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Giant cranes unload a container ship at the Barbours Cut Container Terminal south of Houston, on December 3, 2009. The terminal is among several operated by the Port of Houston Authority, which handles more foreign water-borne freight than any other ...
