On Wednesday 29 March 2017, Human Rights at Sea CEO David Hammond spoke in the European Parliament to outline the new voluntary ‘Code of Conduct for...
- Derek Brockbank
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Opinion: Congress Should Fund Coastal Infrastructure Despite Budget Blueprint
Natural protective coastal infrastructure, such as beaches, dunes and wetlands, create and sustain U.S. jobs, protect public resources and private...
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Guidelines for Liquefied Hydrogen Carriers Released
ClassNK has released its Guidelines for Liquefied Hydrogen (LH2) Carriers for the safe constructions and operation of LH2 carriers based on...
- Derek Brockbank
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Opinion: Congress Should Fund Coastal Infrastructure Despite Budget Blueprint
Natural protective coastal infrastructure, such as beaches, dunes and wetlands, create and sustain U.S. jobs, protect public resources and private...
According to the Russian Geographic Society, on 29 March 2017, Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Alexandra Land in the Franz Josef Land...
- Sean McBride
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Four Dredges, One Charleston Harbor
You better have your eyes peeled right now if you’re a boat captain in Charleston, South Carolina Harbor. With four dredges spread out throughout...
- Joan Browder
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Ugly Algae Lurks in Biscayne Bay
Recent problems with algae in Florida’s coastal waters could hint at what’s coming to Biscayne Bay, a NOAA Habitat Focus Area near Miami. A bloom of...
- David Helvarg
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Opinion: Ocean Death by a Thousand Budget Cuts
As a coastal real estate developer Donald Trump bulldozed ancient sand dunes and fought offshore wind turbines in Scotland while failing to win...
- Greg Leatherman
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Opinion: Deep Cuts to NOAA Mean Scientists Must Speak Out
I am not a scientist. It's a phrase used by American politicians when asked about global warming, ocean acidification, and other topics whenever...
The American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) – the recognized and unified voice of America’s seaports – is concerned over the potential of...
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Tawain’s EPA Seeks Stronger Marine Pollution Penalties
Taiwan’s Environmental Protection Administration (EPA) is proposing a draft law amendment to increase the maximum fine for marine pollution from...
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6,000 Tons of Waste Collected During 'Clean Up UAE'
The United Arab Emirates Environmental Group's and the Department of Economic Development in Umm Al-Quwain organized a 'Clean Up UAE' campaign in...
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