Limits
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Maritime News
IMO: New Air Pollution Limits Begin May 1 for Ships in the Mediterranean
The Mediterranean Sea officially became an Emission Control Area for Sulphur Oxides and Particulate Matter (Med SOx ECA) under MARPOL…
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Conservationists Sue BOEM to Restore OSV Speed Limits for Rice’s Whale
A group of U.S. environmental NGOs are suing the Trump administration over the rollback of guidance that was intended to…
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Port News
Red Sea transits off limits for most as Israel pounds Gaza
The majority of the global merchant fleet is expected to keep away from the Red Sea for the foreseeable future…
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Maritime News
Indo-Pacific Command’s Chief Warns of Hard Limits of Unmanned Systems
In a wide-ranging conversation at the Brookings Institution on Tuesday, Indo-Pacific Command chief Adm. Sam Paparo cautioned against overreliance…
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Maritime News
Spain’s Ibiza Moves to Limit Tourists Including Cruise Ships
The Spanish island of Ibiza, long a popular tourist destination in the Mediterranean, is becoming the latest location to…
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Maritime News
Amsterdam to Start Cruise Ship Limits in 2026 and Move City Dock by 2035
The city of Amsterdam in the Netherlands has reached an agreement on steps to begin limiting the number of…
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Maritime News
Panama Canal Continues to Restore Capacity While Warning of Water Concerns
The Panama Canal Authority is accelerating its efforts to build back capacity at the canal while also providing for increased…
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Maritime News
Amsterdam to Start Cruise Ship Limits in 2026 and Remove City Dock by 2035
The city of Amsterdam in the Netherlands has reached an agreement on steps to begin limiting the number of…
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Marine World
China’s Ax-Wielding Coast Guard Tests Limits in South China Sea
By Philip J. Heijmans (Bloomberg) — The latest South China Sea clash saw China’s coast guard wielding axes and a Philippine…
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Maritime News
Op-Ed: The Maritime Security Operation in the Red Sea Has Limits
[By Dirk Siebels] The importance of maritime trade is often highlighted to justify naval spending and operations. When commercial…
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