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→Study: Mega-Ships Not that Mega After All?
With the ever greater inflow of mega-ships in the global fleet it seems that the cost savings introduced by these ...
read more →Study: LNG as Fuel the Way to Go for the Arctic
A study commissioned by WWF-Canada on marine fuel alternatives for use in the Canadian Arctic has found that the ...
read more →Nicaragua Canal Eco-Social Study Delivered
A British consultancy Environmental Resources Management Ltd. (ERM) has delivered an eagerly anticipated social and ...
read more →Collision-Related Spills at Gulf of Finland Could Quadruple
The risk of collision-related oil spills in the Gulf of Finland in the Baltic Sea could up to quadruple in the near ...
read more →Whales Lack Instincts to Dodge Ships
As the largest animals in the ocean, blue whales have not evolved defensive behaviors, which might explain why they ...
read more →UK Launches Maritime Growth Study
The U.K. Government has launched the Maritime Growth Study, a major public consultation on future policy and ...
read more →BMT Sets Out Hong Kong Development Plan
Following an in-depth review of the containerised cargo market in Hong Kong, BMT developed a plan to enhance the ...
read more →EU Backs Bremen’s LNG Terminal Studies
The EU plans to invest almost €2.5 million via its TEN-T Programme for studies and pilot construction of a ...
read more →Seafarers Largely Unprotected from Infectious Diseases
Estimating the threat from infectious diseases in seafarers and identifying occupational infectious diseases ...
read more →West Antarctic Melt Rate Tripled in Last Decade
A comprehensive, 21-year analysis of the fastest-melting region of Antarctica has found that the melt rate of ...
read more →EU Funds Canary Islands LNG Storage Study
The European Union will through its TEN-T Programme back with almost EUR 500,000 (USD 617,000) a study on the ...
read more →UK Launches Study to Improve Maritime Industry
The United Kingdom’s Transport Minister John Hayes has launched a wide-ranging study that will look at how to ...
read more →Maritime Traffic Up Fourfold in Two Decades
Maritime traffic on the world’s oceans has increased 300 per cent over the past 20 years, according to a new study ...
read more →Port of Rotterdam Joins Nitrogen Compound Reduction Project
Port of Rotterdam has joined six nature and environmental organisations and Deltalinqs, the interest group for the ...
read more →Bulk Carriers to Cut Costs at Nowa Nowa
Australia’s Eastern Iron Limited has received a scoping level report from independent shipping consultants, ...
read more →IMO Approves Third GHG Study 2014
IMO’s Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) approved the Third IMO GHG Study 2014 providing updated ...
read more →USCG Opens Center for Arctic Study and Policy
Officials at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy established the Center for Arctic Study and Policy (CASP) in a ceremony ...
read more →India’s Shipping Logistics Costly and Inefficient
India may sequence its agreeing to the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement depending on its strategic interests, but ...
read more →Study Confirms Natural Gas Is Eco-Friendlier
The U.S. Maritime Administration (MARAD) has recently released a study that evaluates total fuel cycle emissions ...
read more →Rosneft to Study Northern Sea Route’s Marine Fauna
OAO NK Rosneft will conduct marine fauna monitoring in the Northern Sea Route in 2014, the company informed. ...
read more →NASA Kicks Off Phytoplankton Study
NASA has embarked on a coordinated ship and aircraft observation campaign off the Atlantic coast of the United ...
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