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March 7th, 2010
Boat builders urged to branch out
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projo.com – BRISTOL – Rhode Island’s boating industry should leverage the world-class skills it already has to take advantage of the growing green economy. The Rhode Island Marine Trades Association, which held a conference at Roger Williams University Friday, calls the idea “green marine.”
For Richard O’Meara, president of Core Composites in Newport, one of the speakers at the gathering, the future is all about composites, already widely used in the boating industry. Full story.
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Let me guess, now Goetz is going to try turbine blades.
Comment by bob wise — March 10, 2010 @ 10:20 am