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Presumably, the regulation had reasoning. Likely unsightfulness. But also likely danger. Will the port's insurer cover damages when a 3 or 4 high stack falls?
by smileysteve 5y ago
Presumably, the regulation had reasoning. Likely unsightfulness. But also likely danger.
Will the port's insurer cover damages when a 3 or 4 high stack falls?
- booleangate 5y agoUnsightliness maybe, but also California is no stranger to earthquakes. Stacking up to 6 high sounds like a deadly and expensive game of dominos.
- KptMarchewa 5y agoThey can be stacked higher on a container ship when full. And ships are subjected to what someone could think of as a "quake" - waves.
- eecc 5y agofor sure, but the harmonic characteristics of sea waves are rather different. But yeah, you do have a point.