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Maritime Executive

Coast Guard Imposes Safety Zone for Kilauea Lava Flow

By The Maritime Executive
May 21, 2018
The U.S. Coast Guard is warning boat operators to stay away from the ocean entry point for lava flows from Kilauea, the volcano on Hawaii's Big Island that is currently in a high-activity phase. Local...
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ICS Asks EU Not to Publish Ships' Fuel Efficiency Data

By The Maritime Executive
May 21, 2018
Now that the International Maritime Organization has endorsed a global CO2 reduction strategy, the International Chamber of Shipping is calling on the European Union not to publish data on individual...
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Why Peacetime Naval Buildups are Difficult

May 21, 2018
[By Steven Wills] There has been much gnashing of teeth and complaint in response to the U.S. Navy’s slow build toward a goal of 355 ships. Peacetime naval buildups by free societies have never bee...
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SENER Appoints New CEO

By The Maritime Executive
May 21, 2018
Jorge Unda, the managing director of SENER Group's Engineering and Construction division, has been appointed as SENER's group CEO. He replaces Jorge Sendagorta, who led SENER for more than three decad...
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Australians Care About Animals and Farmers

By Wendy Laursen
May 21, 2018
A new poll of the Australian public has found that twice as many people think the live export trade should be ended as those who believe it should be maintained. Expressions of sadness, empathy for th...
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Batteries Could be Powered by Soot

By The Maritime Executive
May 20, 2018
A team of researchers led by Dr. Jun Kang at the Korea Maritime and Ocean University in South Korea, has found a way to convert soot from ship exhaust into graphite for potential use in lithium batter...
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Sanctions on Iran May Foster Alternative Trade Routes

By Harry Valentine
May 20, 2018
While American President Donald Trump has canceled the Iran nuclear agreement and imposed economic sanctions on that nation, several European and Asian nations have announced that they will disregard...
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Barge Allision: River Conditions Overwhelming

By The Maritime Executive
May 20, 2018
On March 11, 2017 the towing vessel Steve Plummer was pushing three loaded barges on the Cumberland River in Nashville, Tennessee. As the tow passed beneath the CSX Railroad Bridge at mile 190.4, the...
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Piracy: Human Rights and Wrongs

By The Maritime Executive
May 20, 2018
Dr. Sofia Galani, Lecturer in Law at the University of Bristol and a Non-Executive Board of Advisors member of Human Rights at Sea gave a short interview on piracy to the Navigate Response, a global c...
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Saying Goodbye to the Al Shuwaikh

By Wendy Laursen
May 20, 2018
The Al Shuwaikh departed Australia with around 60,000 sheep on board last week; a couple of days before the results of the government's latest live export industry review, the McCarthy Review, were re...

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