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The U.S. or Cuba: Who pays for an oil spill?
A House subcommittee met at a hotel near Miami overlooking the sparkling waters of the Atlantic, but whether the water will stay that way is the question. Author: Dale DuPont
February 2, 2012
Gulf shipyards: A change in mood
Activity in the U.S. Gulf offshore industry is picking up, and it's putting shipyard owners in a better mood. Author: Ken Hocke
February 2, 2012
A transport bill without the inland waterways
House Republicans this week unveiled an ambitious bill to shore up America’s aging infrastructure that didn't mention modernizing the nation’s old and crumbling inland waterways infrastructure. Author: Pamela Glass
February 2, 2012
Important tug driving skills are being lost
As the younger generation moves up the onboard ladder, many important tug maneuvers are being lost. Author: Joel Milton
January 31, 2012
Keeping the Amistad afloat
TD Bank may have been ready to repossess the traditional wooden schooner, but it looks like they've avoided the repo man for now. Author: Sam Pfeifle
January 31, 2012
Redesign of Container Ships
Author: william cormeny
December 6, 2011
FCC Requirements
Author: David Smith
September 23, 2011
Gulf Oil Spill
Author: Marydale Abernathy
August 3, 2011
Propose a new Topic
Author: Marydale Abernathy
June 27, 2011
Divorce and the Merchant Mariner
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