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Salvors Will Right the Sewol to Search for Remains

By The Maritime Executive

May 7, 2018

This coming Thursday, salvors will turn the wrecked hull of the ferry Sewol upright in order to continue the search for the remains of five missing victims. Under the supervision of the government...

Two Japanese Yards Agree Cooperation

By The Maritime Executive

May 7, 2018

Japan's Mitsui E&S Shipbuilding and Tsuneishi Shipbuilding have finalized an agreement on commercial ship building. The companies announced discussions had begun on February 1, 2018. The agreement...

Over Three Tons of Pangolin Scales Seized in Vietnam

By The Maritime Executive

May 6, 2018

The customs office at Saigon Port seized 3.3 tons of pangolin scales illegally imported from Africa on May 3, the second such seizure within a week. The container was declared by Tan Vinh Thinh Tra...

Industries Ocean Signs Contract with the French Marine

By The Maritime Executive

May 6, 2018

Ocean Industries’ shipyard located at l’Isle-aux-Coudres has signed a four-year contract with the French Marine for the maintenance and repair of a French frigate, the Fulmar, based in St-Pierre-et-Mi...

Fifty Shades of Grey and Most of it is Plastic

By The Maritime Executive

May 6, 2018

The industry must limit plastic pollution from grey water waste streams with the same regulatory control it has in place for sewage, says ACO Marine Grey water, that is to say domestic waste other...

New Bunker Contract Approved

By The Maritime Executive

May 6, 2018

BIMCO's Documentary Committee approved a new set of standard bunker terms, developed by a cross-industry group, in New York on May 2. The BIMCO Bunker Terms 2018 improve on the previous edition with a...

Qingdao: China?s Iron Gateway to the Arctic

By Mia Bennett

May 6, 2018

In January, China released its first Arctic Policy. In the U.S., fearful headlines greeted the document, from The Wall Street Journal’s suspicion of whether a “new Cold War” was on the way to Foreign...

19th Century Shipwrecks Found During MH370 Search

By The Maritime Executive

May 6, 2018

Two shipwrecks discovered 2,300 kilometers (1,430 miles) off the coast of Western Australia during the initial search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 have been identified as 19th Century me...

The Value of Sustainability in the Shipping Industry Today

By Christine Mavromichalis

May 6, 2018

For the past few weeks, we have been witnessing a series of debates and discussions over sustainability in shipping and the importance of cutting down CO2 emissions in order to protect the sea environ...

Rising Sea Levels and Alternative Strategies

By Harry Valentine

May 6, 2018

Several regions internationally that include the low lying Solomon Islands, New Hebrides, Laccadive Islands and even the coastal region of Norfolk, Virginia in the U.S. have reported recent occurrence...

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