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Intervention ‘could buy 20 years’ for declining Great Barrier Reef, scientists said

Using experimental "cloud brightening" technology and introducing heat-tolerant corals could help slow the Great Barrier Reef's climate change-fuelled decline by up to 20 years, Australian scientists said.

PSA Marine: Fueling connectivity with ONEHANDSHAKE™

PSA Marine’s Liquid Bulk module will increase workflow efficiency and improve connectivity for the liquid bulk logistics chain community

SC Ports expanding Inland Port Greer

South Carolina Ports is expanding Inland Port Greer on the heels of sustained record activity at the rail-served inland port in Upstate South Carolina.

Cadeler announces significant fleet expansion due to strong market demand

Cadeler A/S has announced the intent to significantly expand the fleet with two new build X-class vessels.

LATRAPS becomes a partner in a dry bulk cargo terminal in the port of Riga

The largest agricultural company in the Baltics has become a partner in a dry bulk cargo terminal in the port of Riga, planning to handle up to one million tons in the first year

Port of Pécem signs MoU for implementation of Green Hydrogen HUB

The goal is to make Ceará a global supplier of H2V, thus contributing to the reduction of global levels of carbon dioxide (CO2).

Fincantieri Marinette Marine begins waterfront construction

Fincantieri Marinette Marine (FMM) is prepared to launch the next phase of construction along the waterfront next month, which will include work in the adjacent Menominee River.

HydroPenTM system for container firefighting is adopted by CMA CGM Group

VIKING Life-Saving Equipment will deploy HydroPen™ container firefighting innovation on 85 of the CMA CGM Group’s vessels.

SpaceX Comes to Port of Long Beach

Harbor Commission approves pact for equipment recovery unit

Onboard connectivity critical for crew welfare, reveals latest Seafarers Happiness Index

The Mission to Seafarers has published the latest Seafarers Happiness Index report for the first quarter of 2021, revealing a mixed picture in terms of welfare standards and conditions for seafarers.

Microplastics are affecting melt rates of snow and ice

As a result of this melting, the planet's bright, reflective surfaces decrease in area. And as a result of that decrease, even more sunlight is absorbed by the surface, resulting in greater warming.

Large-scale coral restoration begins in Florida Keys sanctuary

NOAA and partners outplanting more than 60,000 corals

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