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Navigating the sea of Sustainability | Borneo Bulletin Online - Vimarsana News

Navigating the sea of Sustainability | Borneo Bulletin Online

50 years of MARPOL’s contribution to eco-conscious maritime practices Izah Azahari International shipping is an essential element of commerce as it is responsible for moving over 80 per cent of global trade. The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) thus prioritises sustainable shipping and maritime development to ensure safe and efficient international shipping. IMO’s dedication to safeguarding […]

'Maritime trade contributes to mucilage formation in Türkiye's Marmara' - Vimarsana News

'Maritime trade contributes to mucilage formation in Türkiye's Marmara'

The uncontrolled release of waste from maritime transportation into the sea may trigger mucilage by increasing the heavy metal and plankton load in the...

Kenya Ports acquires salvage boats - Vimarsana News

Kenya Ports acquires salvage boats

KPA general manager for operations and harbour Sudi Mwasingo said the newly-acquired salvage tugboat will open new business for the port.

Dominican Republic: Plastic waste chokes surfers′ paradise | Global 3000 - The Globalization Program | DW - Vimarsana News

Dominican Republic: Plastic waste chokes surfers′ paradise | Global 3000 - The Globalization Program | DW

The Dominican Republic markets itself as a tropical vacation paradise. But behind the scenes lie heaps of trash from mass tourism. People like Eddy Rosado and the UN environment program are trying to shrink the Caribbean nation's garbage dumps.

Source: dw.com
Coast Guard commander celebrates 35 years of service - Vimarsana News

Coast Guard commander celebrates 35 years of service

Brenton Cain Social Share Commander of the SVG Coast Guard Service, Commander Brenton Cain will be celebrating 35 years in the St Vincent and the Grenadines Coast Guard Service on February 2, 2021. Commander Cain, who was enlisted on February 02, 1986, “has amassed vast experience, knowledge and expertise in navigation, seamanship and leadership over his long and distinguished career,” a release from the police public relations department said. He has attended some of the most prestigious naval colleges and schools including – US Coast Guard Officer School, Virginia, the Ca...