For the past year we have been sourcing and publishing a selection of industry related blogs, under categories such as piracy, tankers and the BDI
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IMO Blog mentions for November 12, 2010 showing 2 entries
Panamanian-flagged vessel pirated off Somalia
wireupdate.com — B. Lynn Pascoe, Under-Secretary-General for … The International Maritime Organization (IMO) reported that over 438 seafarers and passengers and 20 ships are held by pirates as of last Thursday.
MOGADISHU, SOMALIA (BNO NEWS) — A Panamanian-flagged vessel on Thursday was [...]
IMO Blog mentions for November 10, 2010 showing 5 entries
Shipping Emissions
www.fifediet.co.uk — . Carbon dioxide emissions produced by UK shipping could be up to six times higher than currently calculated, according to new research. … This new report refocuses attention from the global efforts
Carbon dioxide emissions produced by UK shipping could be up to six [...]
IMO Blog mentions for November 9, 2010 showing 1 entry
IMB Report: Zero Pirate Attacks Against Yachts this Year
www.cruisersforum.com — According to the International Maritime Bureau(IMB), a non-profit organisation which acts as a focal point for the global war against piracy, and reports regularly on pirate attacks and attempted
To bring things back into perspective
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IMO Blog mentions for November 8, 2010 showing 1 entry
Apostleship of the Sea’s 90th Anniversary
middlesbrough-diocese.org.uk — This year is also when the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Council has proclaimed the ‘Year of Seafarer’ and how fitting that while AoS are celebrating the 90th anniversary of their
Apostleship of the Sea (AoS) is a frontline service for [...]
IMO Blog mentions for November 5, 2010 showing 1 entry
No discharge of garbage in wider Caribbean region, says IMO
www.jis.gov.jm — . Come May 1, 2011, the wider Caribbean region will be officially designated a Special Area by the International Maritime Organization (IMO)..
Come May 1, 2011, the wider Caribbean region will be officially designated a Special [...]
IMO Blog mentions for November 4, 2010 showing 3 entries
European ports to reward ships for cutting emissions
www.gctl8.com — LONDON, Nov 4 (GCTL) – Six European ports have launched an initiative aimed at cutting emissions from ships in line with emissions standards adopted by United Nations’ shipping agency, the International
LONDON, Nov 4 (GCTL) – Six European [...]
IMO Blog mentions for November 2, 2010 showing 2 entries
International Maritime Prize 2009 presented to Mr. Johan Franson (Sweden)
ftnews.firetrench.com — The International Maritime Prize for 2009 has been presented to Mr. Johan Franson (Sweden), for his contribution to maritime safety, security and prevention of pollution from ships, during a special ceremony at IMO Headquarters in [...]
IMO Blog mentions for October 28, 2010 showing 2 entries
Argentina complains to IMO British military exercises in Falklands/Malvinas
en.mercopress.com — . Argentina informed the International Maritime Organization (IMO) of a letter from the United Kingdom referred to missile test firing in the Falklands/Malvinas Islands, which it wishes to circulate
Argentina informed the International Maritime Organization (IMO) of [...]
IMO Blog mentions for October 27, 2010 showing 2 entries
Malvinas Islands: Argentina presents formal protest before IMO
safewaters.wordpress.com — Argentina sent a letter it had received by the United Kingdom to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) with the intention of making it circulate among the body’s members as a way to warn
Buenos Aires Herald | 2010.10.26
Argentina [...]
