According to a June 19 report from the Associate Press vast amounts of natural gas contained in crude escaping from the blown well could pose a serious threat to marine life by creating "dead zones" where oxygen is so depleted that nothing lives. Scientists are increasingly worried about the gas that can suffocate sea creatures in high concentrations.
(Source: Associated Press)
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The Philippines has received an assurance from Iran that it will allow the safe passage of Philippine-flagged vessels, fuel…
The Maritime Technologies Forum (MTF) has published new guidelines to support the safe operation of ships using wind-assisted propulsion systems…
Golden Pass LNG, a joint venture between QatarEnergy and ExxonMobil, has produced its first liquefied natural gas from the…
Industry leaders in maritime security, infrastructure, sustainability, and port operations will come together March 24–25, 2026, in Houston, Texas.
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