Shipbuilding
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Marine pilots “work to rule” to hit ship movements in Cochin Port
Title: Cochin Port Faces Disruptions Due to Pilot Action Cochin Port is bracing for significant disruptions in ship movements as…
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Agency sees uptick in marine debris
Rising Marine Debris Threatens Hawaii’s Shores Hawaii’s beautiful coastlines are facing an alarming increase in marine debris. Cleanup teams are…
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Zanzibar, EU sign deals to boost marine conservation, gender equality
EU Strengthens Ties with Zanzibar Through New Agreements The European Union (EU) has taken a significant step towards enhancing its…
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New gantry cranes topple from ship off Spain
In a recent incident off the Spanish coast, a new cargo crane shipment faced a serious mishap. The Shang De…
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4th Marine Regiment Colors Reunification > United States Marine Corps Flagship >
Historic Reunion of the 4th Marine Regiment MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP SMEDLEY D. BUTLER, JAPAN — On November 21, 2024,…
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BP and JERA to create one of the largest offshore wind
BP and JERA Unite for Offshore Wind Power Energy giant BP and Japan’s leading utility company, JERA, have announced a…
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New study highlights huge potential for CO2 shipping in Asia
Shipping’s Role in Carbon Capture and Storage As the world grapples with climate change, innovative solutions are crucial. A recent…
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Family of hostage, former Pendleton-trained Marine hopeful after fall of regime
Renewed Hope for Austin Tice OCEANSIDE, Calif. — The family of Austin Tice, a former Marine and freelance journalist, is…
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INS Tushil commissioned into Indian Navy at Russian shipyard
The Indian Navy has added a powerful new warship, INS Tushil, to its fleet. This advanced stealth-guided missile frigate, called…
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Costa Rica Leads in Conservation With Marine Payment Programs
Costa Rica is a small country with a big heart for nature. Known worldwide for its rich biodiversity, Costa Rica…
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