Recent research published in Environmental Research Letters highlights a significant connection between shipping emissions and increased lightning activity in the northeastern Indian Ocean, a crucial area for global maritime traffic. Led by Ruize Sun
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Recent research published in ‘Frontiers in Marine Science’ sheds light on the increasing noise levels in our oceans, primarily attributed to the rise in global shipping activities. Lead author Luca Possenti from the Ocean Systems (OCS) at the Royal N
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In a significant advancement for the maritime industry, researchers have developed a novel optimization algorithm aimed at enhancing ship routing while simultaneously reducing fuel consumption and carbon emissions. This innovative approach comes in r
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Recent research led by Simanjuntak Marudut Bernadtua from the Doctoral Program at the State University of Jakarta has shed light on the critical role of maritime education in promoting ocean sustainability. Published in BIO Web of Conferences, the st
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Recent research published in the journal “Water” sheds light on the Arctic Ocean’s critical role in the global carbon cycle, revealing significant gaps in our understanding that could have far-reaching implications for the maritime sector. Led by Xud
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Recent research has shed light on the significant role of atmospheric deposition in contributing metallic elements to marine environments, particularly in the East Asian seas. Led by S. Jiang from the Shanghai Key Laboratory of Atmospheric Particle P
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A recent study led by Peiyang Li from the State Key Laboratory of Power System Operation and Control at Tsinghua University has shed light on the promising future of renewable e-methanol production, particularly its implications for the maritime indu
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Recent research published in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics has unveiled significant changes in aerosol and cloud properties along the central California coast when winds shift from northerly to southerly directions. Led by K. Zeider from the Depa
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Recent research led by G. Jordan from the Met Office Hadley Centre in Exeter, UK, has revealed that the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) 2020 regulations on sulfur emissions from ships may inadvertently accelerate global warming by as much
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Recent research led by Madeleing Taborda Barraza from the State University of the Northern Rio de Janeiro’s Advanced Materials Laboratory (LAMAV) has uncovered promising opportunities for the maritime sector in Brazil through the reuse of port dredgi
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