March 13, 2026
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How STCW and BOSIET shape sustainable maritime operations

Modern shipping, offshore wind energy, and marine transport are advancing toward a greener future. New technology, cleaner fuels, and global sustainability policies have become central to maritime operations. Yet no amount of innovation can replace the role of human awareness and safety readiness. Every sustainable voyage begins with a well-trained crew capable of
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FloodFighters@Seawork: A new initiative for 2025 to strengthen ood rescue capabilities

Seawork is to introduce FloodFighters@Seawork, an exciting new feature for 2025, dedicated to enhancing ood rescue operations through a pavilion, conference, and webinar. As extreme weather events continue to rise, ensuring that emergency responders are equipped with the best tools, training and resources is more crucial than ever. FloodFighters Conference – 10 June 2025,
How Businesses Can Minimise Their Marine Footprint: Effective Approaches
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How Businesses Can Minimise Their Marine Footprint: Effective Approaches

Table of Contents Introduction Unpacking Business-Induced Marine Degradation Ethical Procurement: Selecting Ocean-Safe Suppliers Cutting Down Plastic Dependency and Rethinking Packaging Slashing Carbon Output and Embracing Renewable Energy Smarter Water Management: Business Approaches Responsible Waste Handling and Circular Economy Tactics Collaborating with Marine
B.C. conservation organizations welcome Ocean Wise decision to pull its recommendation of sustainability for southeast Alaska salmon fisheries
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B.C. conservation organizations welcome Ocean Wise decision to pull its recommendation of sustainability for southeast Alaska salmon fisheries

Watershed Watch Salmon Society, SkeenaWild Conservation Trust, and Raincoast Conservation Foundation are very pleased that Vancouver-based eco-label Ocean Wise has removed salmon harvested in southeast Alaska from its list of recommended sustainable seafood products. Salmon from the purse seine, drift gill net, and troll fisheries in southeast Alaska sold in grocery stores
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  • Seize the opportunity to meet the Nordic-Baltic maritime sector in Helsinki

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