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Women are climbing the maritime career ladder, Caribbean port official says
WorkBoat Staff
Massachusetts Maritime Academy photo
Massachusetts governor visits maritime academy for offshore wind training demo
WorkBoat Staff
Duke Energy image
Duke, TotalEnergies awarded bids in North Carolina offshore wind lease sale
WorkBoat Staff
NOAA satellite image of Hurricane Katrina on Aug. 28, 2005. NOAA image
NOAA study: Reducing air pollution contributes to increase in hurricanes in North Atlantic
Shipping containers were piled at Terminal 46 in Seattle as the container vessel CMA CGM Gemini waited nearby. Kirk Moore photo.
Another $234.3 million added to boost U.S. port infrastructure
WorkBoat Staff
Planned upgrades to the Soo Locks System. Corps of Engineers image
Soo Locks connect Lake Superior to the other Great Lakes
Dale K. DuPont
The Coast Guard has stopped charging vessel inspection user fees for towing vessels that use the Towing Safety Management System (TSMS) option for documenting Subchapter M compliance. WorkBoat file photo
Inspection fees suspended for Subchapter M TSMS option
U.S. Coast Guard
Port of Long Beach
DOT supply chain tracker shows progress
WorkBoat Staff
The Seacor Power, left, in the lifted configuration alongside an offshore platform in an undated photo. Seacor Marine photo
NTSB opens public docket involving capsized liftboat investigation
Ken Hocke
The Don Raul, a 74-foot, 2,800 hp tug built by Great Lakes Shipyard in 2008, at work on the water. The Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District awarded a $8.4 million contract to Cleveland-based Great Lakes Towing on April 20 for lease of the tugboat to serve as part of its repair fleet on the Great Lakes. (Photo courtesy of Great Lakes Towing)
Corps signs five-year lease for Great Lakes tug
WorkBoat Staff
The latest global marine heatwave forecast showing the predicted probability of marine heatwaves for September 2022. Forecasts are experimental guidance, providing insight from the latest climate models. To see the latest marine heatwave maps and forecasts, visit NOAA's Physical Sciences Laboratory's Marine Heatwaves page.
New global forecasts can provide advance notice of marine heatwaves
Guest Author
The SS Badger. Lake Michgan Car Ferry
Marad announces new marine highway route, two new marine highway designations
WorkBoat Staff
Customized Ambar series 28' RIB for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Silver Ships photo
Silver Ships delivers 28' RIB to NOAA
WorkBoat Staff
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