Oil Spill Spotted Near Bulk Carrier In Baltimore, Investigation Underway
USCG has begun an investigation into a possible oil spill after discovering a 50-foot by 50-foot oil spill near a bulk carrier.
2 Dead, 4 Go Missing After Oil Service Barge Sinks in Venezuela’s Maracaibo Lake
In a tragic accident, 2 people lost their lives and 4 went missing when a service barge used in the maintenance of oil wells sank in Lake Maracaibo in the state of Zulia, Western Venezuela.
U.S Navy Warships Thwart Latest Houthi Missile & Drone Attack In The Red Sea
Warships of the U.S Navy shot down several missiles and drones fired by the Houthis, on Friday.
Two Shipping Companies Given $2 Million Criminal Penalty for Discharging Oil Into the Ocean
Prive Overseas Marine LLC and Prive Shipping Denizcilik Ticaret which operated tanker P/S Dream were sentenced in a New Orleans Federal Court to pay a $2 million criminal penalty and complete 4 years of probation.
India Signs Global Ocean Treaty To Protect Marine Biodiversity In High Seas
India has officially joined the Global Ocean Treaty, also known as the Agreement on Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ).
Strange Underwater Cemetery Off Florida Turning Into World’s Biggest Man-Made Reef
People from Florida have chosen a unique final resting place that is also helping form a new marine ecosystem.
In A World First, An Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Inspects Offshore Wind Farm
Beam, which provides high-tech offshore wind services, has deployed the world’s first autonomous underwater vehicle driven by AI.
Red Cross Team Visits Crew Of Hijacked Ship Galaxy Leader In Yemen’s Hodeidah
A team from the Red Cross visited the 25 crew members of the Galaxy Leader, which was hijacked in 2023 by Houthis.
Major U.S. Ports May Shut Down As 45,000 Workers Threaten To Walk Off For Higher Wages
A possible strike at ten of the busiest ports in North America can disrupt operations as 45,000 workers plan to walk off the job.