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Einstein in the maritime
Albert Einstein is regarded as a true man of the world. On the one hand, he travelled a lot…
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A love affair with the sea
It often means going out in the stormy waters of the Salish Sea as part of the Canadian Coast…
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The 11 most-read articles in 2022
In what is becoming to look like a new year’s tradition, before we wrap up another year, we went…
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How is Christmas onboard a ship?
Christmas has always been a time when you wanted to be home with family and friends. However, to maintain…
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Container ship accidents, a threat to marine ecosystems
An estimated 80 per cent of the world’s cargo is transported via ship-borne containers — a method that has…
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Between home and high seas
From the very first phone conversation, one can already tell that she is someone who likes machines. “Freya is…
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What is the “ecological footprint”?
The ecological footprint of an object (person or thing) is the total area of biologically productive land and water…
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A steely eye on India
India is the world’s second-largest steel producing country, after China, and it has big ambitions for the future.…
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Why is Indonesia strategically important?
Indonesia’s nascent renewable energy potential could potentially allow Indonesia to take advantage of its unique position in south-east Asia…
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From shopping boats to floating bridges
Today Stena Line celebrates its 60th anniversary as a ferry company, having established itself as a trusted link between…
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