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Demonstration of Emissions Filtering and Carbon Capture for At-Berth Ships
Demonstration tests recently completed on vessels at the Prot of Long Beach, confirmed the ability to combine maritime e...
Read More >>Norway Adopts Zero-Emissions Requirements for World Heritage Fjords
The Norwegian Storting (Parliament) has confirmed the requirements and schedule for the regulations to move passenger an...
Read More >>South Pacific Coalition Moves to Protect Nazca Ridge Ecosystems
[By Felipe Paredes] Hidden beneath the vast expanse of the Southeast Pacific Ocean are underwater mountain chains tha...
Read More >>IMO Approves World's First Industry-Wide, Truly Global Carbon Fee
After 10 years of deliberation, IMO member nations have agreed to implement the first global carbon fee for shipping. It...
Read More >>Op-Ed: We Don't Know What Deep Sea Mining Would Do to the Midwater Zone
[By Alexus Cazares-Nuesser] Picture an ocean world so deep and dark it feels like another planet – where c...
Read More >>At a Pivotal Meeting, Nations Decide Whether to Cut Ship Emissions
[By Simon Bullock, Christiaan De Beukelaer and Tristan Smith] You’re probably reading this article on a de...
Read More >>Study: Scrubbers Have Less Environmental Impact Than Low-Sulfur Fuel
Since the introduction of a global sulfur cap in marine fuel oil by IMO (International Maritime Organization) in 2020, t...
Read More >>ENEOS Joins Maersk and APM Investing $100M in U.S. Green Methanol Project
Japan’s leading energy company ENEOS is joining with A.P. Moller Holding and A.P. Moller – Maersk investing $100 milli...
Read More >>Vanishing Protectors and Predators of the Saya de Malha
In November 2022, several scientists in scuba gear dove over the side of a 440-foot research ship, which had been sent t...
Read More >>Researchers Find Dangerous Levels of Microplastics in Sea Turtles' Organs
Researchers from the University of Manchester have discovered astonishing quantities of microplastics in the organs of l...
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