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Greenpeace Activists Confront FPSO Heading to Scotland’s Rosebank Oil Field
Greenpeace activists are intensifying their protests against a major oil and gas project in the United Kingdom as it also…
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Marine World
Supertanker Skipper Seized by US Near Venezuela is Heading to Houston, Sources Say
The oil supertanker Skipper that was seized by the U.S. near Venezuela this week as part of an increased pressure…
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Study: Hawaii’s False Killer Whales Could be Heading for Extinction
The Hawaiian population of the false killer whale is trending towards extinction, according to a new study in the…
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Speed checks point towards bulker fleet heading for two-tier market
The global bulker fleet is facing a significant slowdown, driven by a combination of factors that are not only causing…
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Report: Russian Ships Heading to Syria to Move Equipment to Libya
The Russian evacuation of troops and equipment from Syria after the fall of the government is continuing. The Main…
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Marine World
Houthis Threaten All Ships Heading to Israel
DUBAI, May 16 (Reuters) – All ships heading to Israeli ports will be targeted by Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthis and not just in the…
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Marine World
Shippers, Carriers Navigate Soaring Rates Heading Into Contract Negotiations
Long-term container freight rates are soaring as many U.S. shippers begin negotiations over new long term contracts at the Journal…
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Secondhand bulk market heading for record year as 279 ships trade hands so far
The ownership of dry bulk ships has changed hands at blistering speed in the first three months of 2021. The…
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Port News
Chinese imports heading for 50% market share of the dry bulk market
BIMCO has crunched the numbers for dry bulk movements over the past 12 months to highlight China’s dominant position. Overall,…
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Maritime News
Update: ONE Apus heading toward Kobe as lost units are revised to 1,816
The revised estimate of lost containers from the Japanese-flagged containership ONE Apus now stands at 1,816 units, scaled down from…
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