Air pollution from cars and factories has been regulated in much of the world since the 1970s. When it comes to the smoke-belching ships that carry global trade, the rules...
The 0.50 percent limit for sulphur content in ships’ fuel oil will take effect on 1 January 2020 and will have a significant beneficial impact on human health and the...
The owner of four cruise ferries set for Norwegian coastal operations will power them with the biggest marine battery installations in the world. Read more
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority says more than 600 tonnes of fuel remains on board a ship that is leaking oil into the ocean in Solomon Islands. Read more
A UC Irvine professor and students are building a "proa," the 30-feet Micronesian boat once widely-used by Pacific Islanders. Just don't mention Kon-Tiki Read more
The Nature Conservancy Solomon Islands, is blaming government negligence for a shipwreck that authorities are calling the worst man-made environmental disaster in the country's history. Three weeks ago, the bulk...
Facing possible extinction from rising sea levels, the Marshall Islands is for the first time focusing on how to raise islands in this atoll nation. "Raising our islands is a...
Vanuatu banned single-use plastic bags, drinking straws and styrofoam food containers last July in a dramatic attempt to stem the flow of trash from the country’s coasts into the ocean....
The Carbon Pricing Leadership Coalition (CPLC) organized the world’s first international research conference on carbon pricing—the CPLC Research Conference—in New Delhi, India. The Conference attracted participants from around the world...
nternational experts have told a forum in Rotorua if the government is serious about achieving a low-emissions economy, hydrogen must be considered. They said hydrogen was on the cusp of...
A ship that's leaking oil into the sea off Rennell, in Solomon Islands, could be the largest man-made environmental disaster the country's faced the chair of the country's disaster office...
