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IMO : Spanish resources for emission reductions
The IMO-Norway GreenVoyage2050 Project has published its ship and port emissions toolkits in Spanish. The free resources, which are also available in English, provide structured frameworks as well as decision support tools for evaluating emissions reduction opportunities in maritime transport. “Information sharing is critical to achieving global decarbonization. These toolkits…
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Port of Immingham welcomes shipment of conditioned pulverised fly ash
Celebrating 110 years of the Port of Immingham on Saturday 23rd July Associated British Ports (ABP), the UK’s leading ports group, welcomed its first shipment of conditioned pulverized fly ash (CPFA) at the Port of Immingham. The raw material is used in other products to produce components for road or…
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Report : AGRA – Food Security Monitor 26, JUN 2022 PDF
Food Security Monitor June 2022, Edition #26 The goal of AGRA’s Food Security Monitor is to provide an overview assessment of the food security outlook in AGRA focus countries in East, West, and Southern Africa, taking into account the movement of prices of main food staples and government interventions that…
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Ernest Frederick Dade : English Marine Painter
Ernest Frederick Dade (1868–1935), later known as Ernst Dade, was an English painter, specializing in coastal and maritime subjects, and maker of model ships He was a member of the Staithes Group, based in the North Yorkshire fishing village of Staithes Dade was born in Kensington, England Dade’s father, Frederick…
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Deborah Layde to lead The Seafarers’ Charity
The Chair and Trustees of the General Council of The Seafarers’ Charity announced the appointment of Deborah Layde as Chief Executive. Deborah is currently Director of Impact at The Seafarers’ Charity and has played an instrumental role in delivering positive change for seafarers. Working with the Senior Leadership Team and…
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Stella Maris: Ukraine’s Seafarers Need Help to Maintain Their Careers
Stella Maris is working with crewing agencies to help out-of-work Ukrainian seafarers remain employable. As war rages in eastern Ukraine, the world’s attention is focused on the front and on the impact on the global economy – but the Russian invasion has also had profound effects on Ukrainian seafarers, who…
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Port of Seattle Commissioners took two actions in support of safe access to reproductive healthcare
Pilot Program to Launch “Help Desk” for Small Businesses in King County Port of Seattle Commissioners took two actions in support of safe access to reproductive healthcare. Commissioners adopted a proclamation expressing an official position of the Port of Seattle in support of an amendment to the Washington State Constitution…
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Adani Ports and Gadot to buy Israel’s Haifa Port for $1.18bn
Adani will have a 70% interest in the port while the remaining 30% stake will be owned by Gadot. A consortium formed by India’s Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) and Gadot, a chemicals and logistics group, has won the bid to take over the Port of Haifa, Israel,…
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Xeneta real-time rates update: week 28
Spot rate developments show fluctuating fortunes for ocean and air freight out of the Far East Prices from Shanghai to the US have collapsed by 32% since the start of the year, While spot rates are sailing in the right direction for ocean freight from the Far East to the…
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ABS Publishes Latest Developments in Ship Vibration Analysis
(HOUSTON) A detailed analysis of ship vibration issues has been published by ABS to support the industry in mitigating damage caused by vibrations induced by machinery and the environment. Insights into Ship Vibration Analysis presents the latest developments in vibration analysis, vibration criteria, and mitigation measures. It also explores four…
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