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As the Arctic melts, maritime security gets real
Experts discuss what a melting Arctic means for maritime security, as part of a William and Mary symposium.
How the Brain of a Maritime Pilot Works?
Maritime pilot performs one of the most crucial tasks of navigating the ship through some of the most difficult navigational areas. How does the pilot perform such delicate tasks and what goes through his brain? Find out inside the article.
What are the types of maritime actions?
Maritime law can be a confusing topic because of jurisdiction issues and the various problems that may occur on vessels and in the waters. When the U.S. Marshals Service handles marine incidents, it
Shore Power: Why It Has to Happen
Readers of this newspaper probably have come across mention of the possible use of “Shore Power” in our maritime ports. They might have wondered – in that connection – why t…
Is Stress Management Important in the Maritime Industry?
People who work in the maritime industry face challenges that can place high stress levels on them.
What does a Longshoreman do?
The maritime and offshore industry is dangerous. Working as a longshoreman is a risky jobs. If you get injured, we can help.
What does a Tankerman do?
The maritime and offshore industry is dangerous. Working as a tankerman is a risky jobs. If you get injured, we can help.
A Sea of Conflict? The Growing Obsession with Maritime Space
As we are entering a new era for maritime politics, the potential for conflict over maritime space, not only in the Arctic is rising.
If Pacific nations go under water what happens to maritime boundaries?
Pacific leaders worry rising seas could wreak havoc with maritime boundaries throughout the region.
Scientists At Mass. Maritime Find Success With Underwater Turbine
Scientists have found success with a new underwater turbine that could revolutionize how we get power.
Why maritime infrastructure is about more than the U.S. Navy
Military and commercial infrastructure are connected.
Finding The Right Chunk Of Arctic Ice
A ship full of researchers is crossing the Arctic attached to an ice floe. But finding the right chunk of sea ice was a challenge, in part because warmer temperatures are making it thinner.
More than 100 maritime CEOs want to fight climate change by slowing down ships
Regulating cargo ship speeds could be one of the least expensive ways to cut carbon emissions.
How the Navy Punches a Nuclear Sub Through Arctic Ice
It may look easy, but surfacing a nuclear submarine in the Arctic requires careful preparation.
