IN a dire emergency I’m sure they could get plenty of tugs, cutting torches, and move the debris that’s blocking the channel. Not all of the bridge has to be moved in order to reopen the shipping lanes. I realize that a well planned and methodical removal would be the most efficient way to do it but it would take a long time. I’m talking about just dragging the metal to the side where the ships don’t go and throw up some warning buoys.
There is the technology to literally saw giant chunks out of the debris field and lift multiple 100’s of tons out of the way. Not sure why the .gov stooges haven’t called them in.