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Three North Atlantic right whales feeding at the water surface in Cape Cod Bay. Brigid McKenna/Center for Coastal Studies photo, under NOAA research permit #19315-01.
Congress hears arguments on vessel speed limit to protect whales
Kirk Moore
Kirby towboat and its tow on the Atchafalaya River in South Louisiana. Doug Stewart photo.
Inland operators survive another historic drought
Pamela Glass
Despite all these challenges, the inland marketplace is in a true state of equilibrium. Doug Stewart photo
Workforce development, Jones Act highlighted at IMX
Benjamin Hayden
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock photo
Great Lakes awarded $187 million in dredging contracts
WorkBoat Staff
The freighter got stranded in the Detroit River, the boundary between Michigan and Windsor, Ontario. USCG Great Lakes photo.
Interlake Steamship's new vessel runs aground in Detroit River
WorkBoat Staff
Import cargo by container is expected to fall short of 2022 levels. Maersk photo.
Import cargo totals to remain below 2022 levels, NRF report says
Crowley will launch an end-to-end, integrated ocean and rail service between Mexico and the U.S. Midwest region and into Canada. Crowley photo
Crowley, CN to launch multimodal service between the US Midwest, Mexico and Canada
WorkBoat Staff
A Delaware Bay visualization shows wind-energy lease areas (black squares); planning areas (white squares); and two vessel-traffic categories for 2021 (101-250 annual vessels, yellow, 1,500-plus vessels, red). MarineCadastre.gov graphic.
NOAA making vessel traffic data more accessible to public
WorkBoat Staff
The new 159-gt. boat primarily assists in dredging operations. Weeks Marine photo
Rodriguez Shipbuilding delivers new push tug to Weeks Marine
WorkBoat Staff
Campbell opted for smaller and lighter engines of the same horsepower. Laborde Products photo.
Amherst Madison repowers Campbell Transportation towboat
Michael Crowley
Passengers on the ferry Walla Walla, grounded in the Rich Passage while en route to Seattle, awaited evacuation April 15. Kitsap Transit photo via Twitter.
Washington State Ferries investigating recent grounding
WorkBoat Staff
The facility will operate as part of Water Recovery Inc. and as a new Moran Environmental Recovery resource center servicing the Southeast U.S. Moran photo
Moran acquires Florida environmental company
WorkBoat Staff
Now that the methanol has been safely transferred out of the once-stranded barge and into the receiver barge, air and water monitoring efforts have ended. Louisville Energy and Environment Cabinet photo
Methanol barge removed from McAlpine Dam, one barge remains
WorkBoat Staff
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