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Montreal dockworkers have been working without a union contract with the Maritime Employers Association since December 2018 as they have been continuing to negotiate their working hours.

However, as a consequence of the restructuring, NORDEN will unfortunately part ways with 25 colleagues in Copenhagen, Manila and Mumbai.

The pandemic has disrupted supply chains around the world. It presents vast logistics challenges everywhere. But there are solutions. And at their heart are technology and people – and the tools, communications and data that link them.

Like many other parts of the economy for which direct electrification of battery use is not economically viable, shipping can use renewable energy stored as hydrogen or a variant of hydrogen.

The first regulations designed to support the IMO’s greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction targets are on the near horizon, but there are more regulatory hurdles to consider.

Demand recovery at risk if coronavirus outbreak forces fresh lockdowns

The PORT OF KIEL has redesigned the port apron in Ostuferhafen (Germany), which is the freight and logistics centre on the fjord.

NOAA has awarded several grants to small businesses working to develop new tools to advance sustainable U.S. aquaculture.

On 7 August, inland tanker Visioen was degassed of petrol without any measurable vapours being released into the atmosphere.

On 20 July 2020 the United States Coast Guard adopted revisions to its Ballast Water Management (BWM) Reporting Form.

Bristol Community College and Maersk Training announce international offshore wind training partnership

A lot of this rubber enters coastal marine environments in Norway, both from tire wear on roads and in snow removed from artificial turfs.