For decades, the European shipping industry has taken its decommissioned vessels to China to be recycled. But from 1 January…
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For most of us, talk of owning our own private island is the stuff of pipe dreams. For international cruise…
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When the International Maritime Organization (IMO) formalised its first ever emissions target for the shipping industry in April, it should…
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When the Roberts Bank Superport was first opened on the Strait of Georgia in Delta, British Columbia, back in 1970,…
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Trade wars are both “good” and “easy to win”, said US President Donald Trump, shortly after announcing a new 25%…
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Let’s start with the good news. In its latest review on the maritime transport sector, the United Nations Conference on…
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Like Rome, the Ballast Water Management Convention (BWMC) wasn’t built in a day. When the measure finally came into force…
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It happened in the early hours of the morning on 22 August 2016. With a moderate south-westerly breeze and a…
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Legend has it that Montrose was the very port from which the Scottish knight Lord James Douglas departed in the…
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Once again, the cruise industry finds itself under fire over its environmental performance. The indicter this time around is German…
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