Environmental authorities in France are livid over a wave of plastic nurdles washing up on the pristine shores of Brittany,…
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GAO: Coast Guard Needs to Improve its Fishing Vessel Safety Efforts
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has identified a number of actions that the Coast Guard needs to take to help…
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U.S. Secures Access to New Strategic Base Sites in the Philippines
Amidst heightened tensions with China over maritime sovereignty and fishing rights, the government of the Philippines has agreed to give…
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French Navy Seizes 3,000 Assault Rifles From Dhow in Gulf of Oman
A French warship has seized a major shipment of weapons from a dhow off the coast of Yemen, according to…
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Brazil Proceeds with Sinking Aircraft Carrier Despite Protests
The Brazilian Navy confirmed that it plans to move forward with a controlled sinking of the decommissioned aircraft carrier NAe…
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Celebrity Cruises Appoints Brothers Co-Captains of Ascent
Who says it has to be lonely at the top? In an industry first, Celebrity Cruises President and CEO Lisa…
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Study: UK Offshore Methane Leakage is Five Times the Official Estimate
Climate-warming methane emissions from offshore oil and gas production in the UK are likely far higher than the British government’s…
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Charity Hopes to Raise the Ship King Charles III Once Commanded
A charity backed by the UK Ministry of Defence is working to salvage and restore the minehunter HMS Bronington, better…
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MSC Containership Grounds Departing Singapore
One of MSC’s ultra-large containerships grounded off Batam after departing Singapore. Reports indicate that there were no injuries and pictures…
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Virginia Port Authority’s Inland Port Switches to 100% Green Power
The Port of Virginia’s inland port in Front Royal has made the switch to 100 percent renewable electrical power for…
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