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Maritime Executive

Swedish Study Points to High Rate of Ship Pollution

By The Maritime Executive
November 26, 2015
New data presented by researchers at Sweden’s Lund University show that the air along the nation’s coasts is full of hazardous nanoparticles from sea traffic. Almost half of the measured particles ste...
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Hands-On Learning

By Todd Vorenkamp
November 26, 2015
Like the oceans themselves, maritime training is in constant flux. New technological advances and evolving regulatory requirements demand constant adjustment. The schools themselves come in all shapes...
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New Zealand: Greenpeace Activists Arrested

By The Maritime Executive
November 25, 2015
Three Greenpeace protesters have now been arrested after 10 hours of hanging on the New Zealand research ship Tangaroa in strong winds. Siana Fitzjohn, Kailas Wild and Adrian Sanders were cheered b...
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DNV Gl Study Calls For Technology Improvements to Reduce Costs

By The Maritime Executive
November 25, 2015
OG21 today received the DNV GL study of technologies that should be developed for year-round oil and gas production at 74 degrees North in the Norwegian Barents Sea. New licenses are due to be awarded...
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Uncharted Waters for Shipping

By Basil Karatzas
November 25, 2015
Having returned from a lengthy business trip to Europe, one has the feeling that something is different this time with the shipping markets. We all knew that the market has been through some rough sea...
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Offshore Wind: New Installation Technique Tested

By The Maritime Executive
November 24, 2015
New methods of constructing wind farms at sea are playing a major role in reducing costs and shortening building times. One of the latest, a new vibratory technique, has been tested on land and shown...
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Charges Laid over 2012 Gulf of Mexico Explosion

By The Maritime Executive
November 23, 2015
Three companies and three individuals have been charged over the explosion on the West Delta 32 oil production platform in the Gulf of Mexico that occurred in 2012. Black Elk Energy Offshore Operat...
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Study: Dispersants Hinder Natural Degradation of Oil

By The Maritime Executive
November 22, 2015
The use of chemical dispersants meant to stimulate microbial crude oil degradation can in some cases inhibit the microorganisms that naturally degrade hydrocarbons, according to a new study led by Uni...
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U.S. Loses Appeal in Mexican Tuna Dispute

November 22, 2015
The World Trade Organization's Appellate Body ruled against the United States on Friday in a dispute with Mexico over tuna labelling, upholding an earlier ruling issued in April that found U.S. rules...
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IMO Recognizes Courageous Acts at Sea

By The Maritime Executive
November 20, 2015
On Thursday, the IMO honored seafarers for their impressive and courageous acts in challenging conditions at sea.  The main award (the Bravery Award) was presented to Aviation Survival Technician C...

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