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The World's Biggest Ocean Polluters: Where the Damage Really Comes From

The World's Biggest Ocean Polluters: Where the Damage Really Comes From

The ocean is the ultimate destination for much of what human activity leaves behind. Waste that begins in a city street, a farm field, or a factory pipe often ends its journey in salt water, and the scale of that flow is…

Sun Jun 07 20265 min
Australia Completes P-8A Poseidon Fleet as Anti-Submarine Warfare Capability Reaches Full Operational Scale

Australia Completes P-8A Poseidon Fleet as Anti-Submarine Warfare Capability Reaches Full Operational Scale

The Royal Australian Air Force has received its 14th and final P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft from Boeing, completing the procurement programme and enabling Australia to deploy a full fleet for continuous, repeat…

Fri Jun 05 20264 min
UGS President Travlos Warns IMO Net-Zero Framework Is Unrealistic and Would Turn Regulator Into Revenue Collector

UGS President Travlos Warns IMO Net-Zero Framework Is Unrealistic and Would Turn Regulator Into Revenue Collector

Union of Greek Shipowners president Melina Travlos has delivered one of her most direct public assessments of the IMO Net-Zero Framework to date, telling journalists at the closing Posidonia press conference that the glo…

Fri Jun 05 20264 min
Canada Endorses Transfer of 30 Marineland Belugas to US and Spanish Aquariums as Euthanasia Risk Looms

Canada Endorses Transfer of 30 Marineland Belugas to US and Spanish Aquariums as Euthanasia Risk Looms

Canada's government has endorsed a plan to relocate the last 30 beluga whales and four dolphins remaining at the shuttered Marineland theme park in Niagara Falls, Ontario, to five marine facilities in the United States a…

Fri Jun 05 20264 min
Whale Strike Risk Quadruples Off South Africa as Cape of Good Hope Rerouting Brings Surge in Vessel Traffic

Whale Strike Risk Quadruples Off South Africa as Cape of Good Hope Rerouting Brings Surge in Vessel Traffic

A new risk assessment has linked a sharp increase in whale strikes off the South African coast to the rerouting of global maritime traffic around the Cape of Good Hope, following Houthi rebel attacks on Red Sea shipping…

Fri Jun 05 20265 min
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