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Jérôme OLLIER

BREAKING: IMO agrees 0.5% sulphur cap to come into force from 2020 - @Seatrade - 0 views

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    BREAKING: IMO agrees 0.5% sulphur cap to come into force from 2020.
Jérôme OLLIER

Massive crowd sees off world's largest cruise ship, Harmony of the Seas, in France - @A... - 0 views

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    As the massive boat pulled away from a shipyard in Saint-Nazaire, where it was built on France's Atlantic shore, some 70,000 people watched from along the coast.
Jérôme OLLIER

Australia failing to protect Great Barrier Reef from shipping disasters, say lawyers - ... - 0 views

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    Australia failing to protect Great Barrier Reef from shipping disasters, say lawyers.
Jérôme OLLIER

12 Somali pirates sentenced to jail in Mauritius - @todayng - 0 views

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    Twelve Somalis who attacked a container ship in the Indian Ocean were sentenced to five years in jail in Mauritius Thursday, a reminder of the region's battle against piracy.
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    Twelve Somalis who attacked a container ship in the Indian Ocean were sentenced to five years in jail in Mauritius Thursday, a reminder of the region's battle against piracy.
Jérôme OLLIER

Israel is planning to build a $5bn ARTIFICIAL ISLAND off the coast of Gaza - @MailOnline - 0 views

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    The Israeli government's security cabinet has debated the island proposal which is backed by Prime Minister Benjamin NETANYAHU.
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    The Israeli government's security cabinet has debated the island proposal which is backed by Prime Minister Benjamin NETANYAHU.
Jérôme OLLIER

Clicks, snaps and howls drowned out by the noise of ships - @HorizonMagEU - 0 views

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    Far from being the silent, dreamlike landscape we often imagine, the sea is peppered with animal sounds, a chorus of clicks, snaps and howls.
Jérôme OLLIER

Titanic is an Exception among Disasters at Sea - Uppsala Universitet - 0 views

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    On April 15, a century have passed since the Titanic foundered during its maiden voyage. Since then there has been a widespread belief that in a disaster, women and children will be saved first. Based on analyses of 18 of the most notable shipwrecks from the 19th century until today, researchers from Uppsala University conclude that this is a myth.
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