Interspill Conference & Exhibition 2018 in London
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A breakthrough in single-vessel oil spill recovery
By teaming up a DESMI Speed-Sweep boom and a suitable in-line skimmer (DESMI Ro-Skim or DESMI Octopus Inline Skimmer) in one product, Ro-Vane completely eliminates the need for a second clean-up vessel.
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IHM Maintenance
Until recently the 2020-deadline for Inventory of Hazardous Materials Part I – hazardous materials in structure and equipment (IHM) for existing ships visiting EU or flying an EU-flag was challenging.
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Future Risk Management SMI Webinar March 18 2021
An SMI Webinar in association with the Copenhagen Business School will look at the effects of the pandemic on the shipping industry and will examine methods of risk management. Speakers: Irene Rosberg – Program Director @Copenhagen Business School Capt Michael…
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West Indies Petroleum Partners with BP to Make a Difference in the Region
WIP enters into a long-term exclusive supply agreement with bp.
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Ocean Acidification: Why it’s Dangerous for the Ocean and Sea Life
With forests being replaced by buildings and housing projects, carbon dioxide concentrations have also increased rapidly over the years. These have resulted to different incidents including a decrease in the ocean’s pH units.
The BMA is a Proud Supporter of Marine Sustainability
As a maritime nation, consisting of an archipelago of some 700 islands, rocks and cays spread over some 100,000 square miles of beautiful coral seas; preservation of the marine environment is paramount to The Bahamas.
Overfishing: Why It’s Time To Tackle It Now Before It’s Too Late
Overfishing has been a growing problem around the world for years now and it happens when too much fish is caught at once that it’s hard for the breeding population to replenish its stocks.
The Ocean’s Plastic Problem Is Getting Worse With COVID-19
Just when things couldn’t get worse, the COVID-19 pandemic has added to an already alarming problem for the last few years.