Delegates from developing countries have reacted angrily to what they see as attempts to block progress at the COP25 meeting in Madrid. One negotiator told the BBC that the talks...
The date was 25 July 1946. The location - Bikini Atoll. The event - only the fifth A-bomb explosion and the first-ever detonation under water. The pictures we've all seen:...
A side event taking place during the 2019 UN Climate Change Conference in Madrid, Spain, focused on the ocean and climate nexus as a key component for increasing ambition and...
While regulation has always been a fundamental pillar in maritime, the people that decide, shape and enforce regulations today can determine the fortunes or miseries of the industry. Decarbonisation and...
Climate change is causing chaos in the Bering Sea, home to one of America’s largest fisheries, an example of how rising temperatures can rapidly change ecosystems important to the economy,...
Mediterranean Shipping Company’s announcement over the weekend that it is starting to use biofuel for ships calling at Rotterdam has been quickly overshadowed with a new report issued claiming the...
Small island developing states must position themselves to take full advantage of opportunities to improve standards of living and accelerate economic growth. That's the view given in the Asian Development...
Most Marshall Islanders living in their home islands say that job opportunities, education, medical needs or family visits are the reasons that they leave to the United States.But a new...
The Forum Fisheries Agency says nations want the regional tuna commission to fully recognise the impacts of climate change on Pacific fisheries. The FFA Director-General, Manu Tupou-Roosen, is in Port...
Shippers keen to track their carbon footprint are being misled by containerlines, significant new research from Copenhagen analysts Sea-Intelligence shows. Ten of the top 15 carriers provide an online CO2...
Ship and ferry emissions and their thick, black plumes of smog will be reduced by 2022. At its worst, the type of ship fuel used here has been described as "Marmite-type", thick...
As far back as 1991, the Canadian arm of Exxon Mobil Corp.’s empire anticipated that a high tax on carbon emissions would be necessary to maintain a stable climate, newly...
