Belgian port marriage will not be all chocolates and roses

Both ports have ambitious plans for future growth, yet they depend heavily on fossil fuels for their success. Attracting the…

     

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Both ports have ambitious plans for future growth, yet they depend heavily on fossil fuels for their success. Attracting the…

     

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Richard Claytonhttps://lloydslist.maritimeintelligence.informa.com/LL1139118/Belgian%20port%20marriage%20will%20not%20be%20all%20chocolates%20and%20roses?utm_source=search&utm_medium=RSS&utm_term=&utm_campaign=search_rss26th November 202111:55 am

Pandemic brings crew welfare issues to the fore

Small changes in practices on board could make a big difference to seafarer welfare, such as better nutrition, activities and…

     

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Small changes in practices on board could make a big difference to seafarer welfare, such as better nutrition, activities and…

     

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No MCA investigation of claim asylum dinghy hit by ship

Bridge could easily have been unaware of small inflatable in its path, says expert

     

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Bridge could easily have been unaware of small inflatable in its path, says expert

     

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Little progress on decarbonisation as another IMO meeting ends

The Marine Environment Protection Committee ended with little progress on emissions controls despite public pressure to increase its climate target:…

     

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Daily Briefing November 26 2021

Supply chains need fundamental rethinking following systemic shocks | Maersk sees slowdown in 2022 demand growth | IMO mulls voluntary…

     

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