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Sea Shepherd Denied by US Supreme Court And Ordered To Pay Whalers Millions
The hard-line antiwhaling group Sea Shepherd Conservation Society says it has agreed to pay US$2.55 million in damages for its continued obstruction of
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Wednesday, June 10, 2015
Tuesday, June 9, 2015
Engineering News
Namibia Explorers Barge-Based Electric Power Plants
Namibia is exploring the option of using barges with power plants to help plug an electricity shortage that may reach 300 megawatts in the next two years,
Monday, June 8, 2015
Environment
China Targets Ship Emissions in War On Pollution
China is considering regulating emissions from boats and ships, the environment ministry said on Monday, as it tries to clamp down on
Engineering News
Shell’s Alexia S3 Offers Smooth Transition to Emissions Control Areas
Shipowners switching to low sulphur content fuels in line with their obligations in Emissions Control Areas have demanded confidence in the cylinder oils
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Environment
NOAA Study Ties Deepwater Horizon Spill To Dolphin Deaths
NOAA’s “mortality event investigation team” has discovered that dead bottlenose dolphins, stranded in the northern Gulf of Mexico
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
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Naval Architects of Lore May Have Been Right After All
[contextly_sidebar id=”eTQ4jKmGgaBM8winqn9iZ2ItZZwUju84″]Docked near the Houston ship channel in a bug infested estuary is the
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