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Aerial surveys reveal mass coral bleaching event unfolding on the Great Barrier Reef

“Climate change remains the biggest threat to coral reefs globally. It causes more frequent and severe marine heatwaves, leading to shortened windows of recovery for corals from bleaching and other disturbances."

Singapore and Australia formalise collaboration to establish green and digital shipping corridor

The MoU will also explore facilitating digital information exchange to enable efficient port clearance, port calls and flow of vessels between Singapore and Australia

Norwegian Hydrogen establishes large hydrogen production facility at Port of Hirtshals

Norwegian Hydrogen will utilize renewable energy from wind turbines at Port of Hirtshals to produce at least 500 tonnes of green hydrogen annually.

Scientists raise the alarm: Too many harbor porpoises die each year in fishing nets

Even though the fishing industry isn't the only thing affecting the harbor porpoises, the researchers are especially focused on the threat that commercial fishing poses. "If the harbor porpoises of the Belt Sea disappear, they might never come back. Therefore, we need to do something now to protect and stabilize the population."

Georgia allots $6M to Brunswick harbor improvements

The Georgia General Assembly has allocated just over $6 million for special harbor improvements at the Port of Brunswick as part of the state’s midyear budget adjustment.

Fincantieri and the Alexandria shipyard: MOU signed at the DIMDEX in DOHA

The collaboration will focus on possible new Programs for the Egyptian Navy of any type of vessel of interest.

Samskip boosts Baltic Sea service network with Klaipeda addition

Samskip will relocate its UK port of call from Hull to the neighboring Humber port of Immingham.

Jan De Nul extends contract with Castor Marine

80+ dredgers, jack-up barges, cable installation vessels, fall-pipe rock installation vessels, multipurpose ships, heavy lift vessels, and Unmanned Survey Vessels to be served.

Video of the destruction of the Russian ship Sergey Kotov was released

The Russian ship was hit in the territorial waters of Ukraine, near the Kerch Strait.

MOL Chemical Tankers completes acquisition of Fairfield Chemical Carriers

MOLCT will integrate its fleet of 81 multi-segregated chemical tankers with stainless steel tanks with the 36 FCC vessels, making it one of the largest such fleets in the world.

CMA CGM partners with Nike for sustainable shipping

Nike will reduce their CO2 emissions by 25,000 tons

Three underwater data cables through the Red Sea are cut amid Houthi rebel attacks in the area

Subsea cables can be cut by anchors, including those dropped from ships that are disabled in attacks. A drifting ship with its anchor scraping the sea could be the culprit.

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