The cost of catastrophe: rebuilding from disaster By Sarah Moloney In 2024, climate catastrophes cost the global economy $320bn. This was 30% higher than the year before, making it the…
Washington/London/Brussels/Singapore, Friday 17 January 2025 – The shipping industry is taking proactive steps to implement improved safety measures for transporting charcoal, ahead of mandatory IMO regulations in 2026. In response to a…
Nautilus International, the union for maritime professionals, has welcomed a commitment from Carnival UK to withdraw their threat of fire and rehire for 919 maritime professionals. On Wednesday evening, Nautilus…
JUNE 2, 2023UNITED STATES COAST GUARD (USCG) SAFETY ALERT ON SMALL PASSENGER VESSEL FIRES Your Managers draw attention to the USCG Marine Safety Alert 07-23 Critical Insight From Ongoing Investigations Into Small…
Chios Marine Club participates in Tree Planting close to the Avgonima settlement Earlier on today a massive Tree Planting took place – from morning until the sun set nearby at…
TT Talk: focus on fires Some may romanticise about camp fires and hot chocolate. All too often fires are in reality traumatising and devastating. None more so than those encountered…
As you read these lines, there are over 500 burned down house and 200 destroyed cars only in Rafina, north east of Attica, Athens. The destruction according to the Mayor…