Following a recent maritime incident in Seward, Alaska, where a 61-foot endangered fin whale was discovered draped across a cruise ship’s bulbous bow, the international conservation community is shifting its focus toward proactive, long-term marine safety solutions. A featured broadcast Read More …
A sobering wildlife incident in Resurrection Bay is capturing the attention of the global maritime community, underscoring the delicate balance between expanding cruise ship tourism and marine conservation. A recent article from the Anchorage Daily News reports that a major Read More …
Royal Caribbean is making significant strides in maritime sustainability with the Icon Class, which serves as a primary testbed for technologies aimed at achieving a net-zero cruise ship by 2035. The fifth Icon Class ship, set for 2028, will incorporate Read More …
Aurora Expeditions has launched a new citizen science initiative designed to engage passengers in the monitoring of climate change during their voyages to Antarctica. By partnering with Joe Muise, a physics teacher and the founder of the Thermal Imaging of Read More …
In 2018, a Portland City Council meeting drew a massive crowd, not out of collective concern for seismic safety, but largely in protest against mandatory earthquake retrofit policies. Chris Goldfinger, a prominent earthquake scientist and emeritus professor at Oregon State Read More …