Port Paradox - by Anson Yu and Hal Triedman - Reboot
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An oil terminal’s new beginning
This is the last in our series of launch week previews for Kernel Magazine Issue 3! We’re releasing just a few pieces this week — check kernelmag.io for all the pieces we’ve unlocked so far. For access to all of our pieces now, please purchase a copy of the magazine! Get your copy of Kernel! Today’s essay, written by Anson Yu and edited by Hal Triedman, is pretty incredible; I’ll let Hal introduce it in his own words. Port Fourchon, Louisiana, sits at an irrefutable nexus of consequence. It is the largest oil terminal in the United States, and is directly tied to more carbon emissions…
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