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Breaking: Russia Expands Shadow Fleet with First Ship-to-Ship LNG Transfer
By Malte Humpert (gCaptain) – Russia’s shadow fleet operation continues to expand and now includes the first apparent ship-to-ship transfer…
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Report: Russia is Breaking UN Sanctions Limit on Oil Sales to N. Korea
Russia is breaking UN sanctions on North Korea in a new way, White House officials said Thursday. In addition…
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BREAKING: MV Dali Cited for Propulsion Issues Before Baltimore Incident
According to records from the public ship safety database Equasis, MV Dali – the ship that collided with Baltimore’s Francis…
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Australian supply chains at ‘breaking point’ over escalating dockworker pay dispute
Australia’s supply chains are at a “breaking point”, a senior Maersk official has warned as industrial action increases at DP…
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Breaking: Stowaway Incident Involving Oil Tanker Nave Andromeda Off England
LONDON, Oct 25 (Reuters) – British police said on Sunday they were dealing with an incident aboard a vessel near…
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Over 400,000 seafarers trapped at sea as crew change crisis nears breaking point
More than 400,000 seafarers remain trapped at sea on more than 60,000 cargo ships, as calls to end the ongoing…
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GALLERY: CMA CGM Brazil making waves and breaking records on US East Coast
CMA CGM Brazil, a 15,072 TEU containership owned by the French container shipping major CMA CGM, is making milestones as the largest…
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“Going Beyond the Rules” on Food Waste May Mean Breaking the Rules
[By Wei Chen, Oliver Jost, Niclas Karlsson, Markus Joswig and Mark Beavis] This short paper reviews food waste and food…
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“Going Beyond the Rules” on Food Waste May Mean Breaking the Rules
[By Wei Chen, Oliver Jost, Niclas Karlsson, Markus Joswig and Mark Beavis] This short paper reviews food waste and food…
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UN warns risk of Yemen FSO breaking up poses an environmental threat ‘four times worse than Exxon Valdez’
Inger Andersen, the the executive director of the United Nations Environment Programme, has told the UN security council that a…
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