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Governor Moore Tours FSK Bridge Progress with Members of Congress
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (662+ words) “The Francis Scott Key Bridge was a vital economic engine and our commitment to rebuilding it is crucial to the continued prosperity of our nation,” said Gov. Moore. “Together with our federal and regional partners, we will rebuild this bridge…...
Commentary: Major Shipbuilding Project Heads To Texas, Not Baltimore
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (282+ words) Gov. Wes Moore has once again failed to secure a significant opportunity for the workers of the Baltimore area and the taxpayers of his state. Just last Friday the following headline was published in Defense News: “Saronic picks Brownsville, Texas,…...
In North Carolina, a Drone Pilot Maps the Coast as the Sea Swallows Homes
3+ day, 18+ hour ago (1087+ words) Rising seas, strong waves, fierce winds, and sinking land are all contributing to coastal erosion. In some places, the edge of the beach has shrunk by more than 10 feet (3 meters) annually. But the pace and scale of recent damage here…...
Decades of shoreline engineering: The long history of a changing Buxton Beach
5+ day, 23+ hour ago (1678+ words) As Dare County prepares to place approximately 2 million cubic yards of sand along Buxton’s oceanfront and repair the southernmost of the village’s three Navy-built groins, the projects represent the latest chapter in a shoreline-management effort that stretches back decades. Sand…...
How Tariffs Are Slowing the US Navy’s Shipbuilding Surge
1+ week, 2+ day ago (479+ words) The United States has not opened a new major public shipyard since 1908, when Congress authorized the construction of the Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard in Hawaii. While some public yards built ships in centuries past, today all four government yards maintain…...
Boluda plants flag in Rotterdam as Northern Europe hub powers towage and short-sea expansion
1+ week, 3+ day ago (556+ words) Spanish maritime group opens regional headquarters in Dutch port after decade of growth, positioning Rotterdam as command centre for 138-vessel towage fleet and expanding short-sea network. Strategic anchor in Northern European logistics Northwest Europe has become a critical region for…...
How Trump’s attacks on offshore wind could put data centers at risk
1+ week, 3+ day ago (1290+ words) On March 20, Energy Secretary Chris Wright broke ground on a stretch of federal land in Piketon, Ohio, once home to the Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant, which spent the Cold War enriching uranium for nuclear weapons. That site, leased by Softbank…...
WEDA Journal Highlights Growing Role of Beneficial Dredged Material in Coastal Resilience
2+ week, 5+ day ago (337+ words) There’s a clear shift happening in how we think about coastal infrastructure and the latest issue of the WEDA Journal of Dredging captures it well. For decades, dredged material has largely been treated as something to dispose of. Today, it…...
US lawmakers refloat bill to pour billions into cleaner shipping fuels and technologies
2+ week, 6+ day ago (565+ words) US lawmakers have reintroduced in the US Congress the Next Generation Shipping Act, a proposed legislative bill that would establish a US$1Bn annual programme to accelerate the development of clean shipping technologies and port infrastructure across the United States. The…...
Courts and Congress Are Undoing Trump's War on Wind Power
2+ week, 6+ day ago (723+ words) There has been significant back-and-forth on offshore wind power in the United States. As part of ambitious plans for a green transition, the former Biden administration strongly supported offshore wind with both policy and federal funding. However, the Trump administration…...