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Three months, three missing radioactive items. Here’s what you need to know

CNN 01 Apr 2023
These chemicals can be found naturally but many are created artificially ... In construction, radiographic cameras, like the one that went missing in the US, can be used to inspect the integrity of ships, pipes and other small spaces, according to the National Nuclear Security Administration ... “To be honest, I’m shocked,” Steen said ... .
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Meyer Highlights Cruise Innovation and Speculates on Cruising in 2100

The Maritime Executive 31 Mar 2023
Meyer Group's fanciful vision of a future cruise ship ... The last of the ships ordered by Carnival Corp ... Meyer recently discussed the challenges of not only refitting the engines but also adding tanks and piping as well as the safety and control systems for methanol to a cruise ship that was already as much as 80 percent completed.
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Factbox: Carbon storage projects across Europe

Reuters 31 Mar 2023
* Wilhelmshaven CO2 export terminal, a project led by Wintershall Dea to build a CO2 liquefaction and temporary storage facility at Wilhelmshaven, Germany's only deep-water port, and then the CO2 could be shipped or piped to permanent storage sites under the North Sea.
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Disney Will Base Its Largest Cruise Ship in Singapore Starting in 2025

The Maritime Executive 29 Mar 2023
Disney Cruise Line and the Singapore Tourism Board have entered into an agreement for the cruise line to deploy one of the largest cruise ships in the world to Singapore starting in 2025 ... These include greater demand for port and ship-related services, as well as on-ground spending in Singapore for the lifestyle and hospitality sectors.
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Baltimore blocks East Palestine toxic water dump

Russia Today 29 Mar 2023
Local officials had only learned on Friday that Norfolk Southern had contracted with Clean Harbors to ship enormous amounts of contaminated water from the derailment site to Baltimore. From there, the water would have been piped into Baltimore’s aging, leaky sewer system, ...
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Putin’s war beats good intentions on methane emissions

Taipei Times 26 Mar 2023
In his determination to weaponize energy, Russia’s president prompted an unexpected peak in gas consumption while lowering methane use. By David Fickling / Bloomberg Opinion ... Russia ... Gas that is not vented or burned off must be captured, piped, chilled, processed, liquefied, shipped or otherwise delivered from its source to a paying customer ... .
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1,700 Tons Of DDT Dumped In The Ocean Isn’t Breaking Down

IFL Science 24 Mar 2023
Advertisement. Why was DDT manufactured? ... During its peak manufacturing years, Montrose dumped lots of toxic waste through sewage pipes that fed into the ocean – an estimated 1,700 tons, in fact. On top of that, shipping records showed that after WWII, barrels and barrels of a DDT blend were being shipped out to sea ... .
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Monitoring ensures water protection

China Daily 23 Mar 2023
According to Gao, UAVs can provide realtime photos or videos of the river conditions and locate pollution on the river surface, while unmanned ships are able to locate underwater sewage pipes through sonar detection.
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China uses technological innovations to strengthen water resources protection

People Daily 23 Mar 2023
According to Gao, UAVs can provide real-time photos or videos of the river conditions and locate pollution on the river surface, while unmanned ships are able to locate underwater sewage pipes through sonar detection.
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Rotec Names Technical Sale Engineer

The Maritime Executive 22 Mar 2023
Roxtec cable and pipe seals are used to protect people, ships, vessels and other assets from multiple hazards including fire, flooding, the risk of explosion and electromagnetic disturbances ... In the marine sector, Roxtec’s transits are used to seal cables and pipes aboard a ...
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Roxtec Names Technical Sale Engineer

The Maritime Executive 22 Mar 2023
Roxtec cable and pipe seals are used to protect people, ships, vessels and other assets from multiple hazards including fire, flooding, the risk of explosion and electromagnetic disturbances ... In the marine sector, Roxtec’s transits are used to seal cables and pipes aboard a ...
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AMSA imposes 90-day ban on Dutch vessel

SAFETY4SEA 22 Mar 2023
Before this incident, another MSC vessel inspected two weeks prior and was found with a corroded fuel-oil tank air pipe, and the evidence suggested that the ship attempted to hide the seriousness of the defect from authorities by covering up the rusted pipe with canvas and painting over it.
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Xinhua Headlines: China uses technological innovations to strengthen water resources protection

China.dot.org 22 Mar 2023
According to Gao, UAVs can provide real-time photos or videos of the river conditions and locate pollution on the river surface, while unmanned ships are able to locate underwater sewage pipes through sonar detection.
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Kingfisher Oil Field, Uganda

Offshore Technology 20 Mar 2023
The Kingfisher onshore oil field located in Kikuube District is expected to be commissioned in 2025 ... Location ... The rig is customised for the project and features well-site noise-suppressing technology, a zero-discharge system, and a pipe column automation system. The rig was shipped to Uganda along with the Drilog and Welleader system in July 2022 ... .
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How giraffes stop fighter pilots from blacking out - New book reveals the healing powers ...

The Daily Mail 16 Mar 2023
Feel this!’ said Matt Morgan’s ex-patient, offering his wrist. The doctor felt for a pulse — and there was none ... But the most interesting story was that of Chris, a North Sea diver whose oxygen ran out while working on an underwater pipe. Colleagues on board a ship saw on video cameras his body lying on the seabed, twitching and then lying still ... .

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