The FIXX said it best, One Thing Leads to Another...
Panama Canal Drought
Panama Canal officials announced Wednesday they would reduce the daily number of vessels allowed to transit the shipping passage to 24, down from the average of 36 this time last year, amid severe drought conditions. Estimated losses from the cutbacks are expected to cost Panama nearly $700M this year and have domino effects on global shipping.
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@Madken65
Consider this: the Panama Strait (is that what it's called) will probably be under water once ocean levels have risen from global warming & galaxy melt, eliminating any need for a Canal.