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Discover the world’s 10 most endangered marine species and where you can see them in the wild. Unfortunately, many marine species are struggling to survive due to human interference. Overfishing, climate change, pollution, oil spills, ship collisions, and bycatch are all man-made issues that are pushing marine wildlife to the brink of extinction. Our oceans […]
Different Types of Bill of Lading In Shipping A bill of lading is an important document in the shipping industry, and it is important to understand its meaning and impact on operations better. There are different categories of bills of lading, each used for specific functions in specific situations. If you do not understand how
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SWITCH Maritime is building the first RoPax ferry in the U.S. powered by liquid hydrogen The maritime industry is working to reduce carbon emissions by having companies build more sustainable ships. The latest development is SWITCH Maritime, which works with LMG Marin and LH2 Shipping to build the first RoPax ferry in the U.S. powered
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Royal Moroccan Navy Thwarts Attempt By Migrants To Hijack Cargo Ship The Royal Moroccan Navy reports that it thwarted an attempt by migrants to take control of a cargo ship and divert it to the Canary Islands. The incident, which took place off the southern coast of Morocco, is the latest in a growing number
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What is dry docking and why do ships dry dock? If you’ve ever wondered why ships disappear for a while and then reappear looking good as new, this article is for you! In the shipping world, dry docking is a very important process that ships undergo occasionally. But what exactly is it? Why must it
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20/24 – Red Sea and Gulf of Aden Areas Relevant to MARPOL Annex I & V Maritime Regulations and Safety Applicable to: Shipowners, Ship Operators, Ship Managers, Ship Masters. From 1 January 2025, ships in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden Special Area will be subject to new restrictions on the discharge of garbage,
What is the Hull of A Ship? The hull is one of the most important parts of any vessel. Without it, a ship is nothing more than a hull that cannot float or sail. But what is a structure, what functions does it perform, and why is it so important? In this article, we will
Alaska Airlines expanded its cargo division after the merger with Hawaiian Airlines, established new leadership, and oversaw operations. Ian Morgan named Alaska Airlines vice president of cargo; Jason Berry named Alaska Air Group executive vice president of cargo This week, the Alaska Airlines Board of Directors elected Ian Morgan as Alaska Airlines’ new vice president
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Rolls-Royce Nuclear wins big small reactor contract Rolls-Royce has signed a deal with the Czech Republic to deploy its next generation of small nuclear reactors, which could redefine the global energy landscape and eventually bring zero-emission energy to the shipping industry. As the world works to decarbonize, these compact power plants promise to revolutionize how
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Ship with 20 thousand tons of Russian dangerous cargo to sail past Denmark A ship carrying 20,000 tons of Russian dangerous cargo will pass through Denmark. Some countries have denied entry to a ship carrying large quantities of Russian fertilizers that can be used to make explosives. The Danish Maritime Authority announced that it is
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