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Inland waterways projects face cost overruns
Pamela Glass
A Coast Guard vessel inspector examines a passenger vessel's operational, mechanical, and safety systems during an annual inspection in Long Beach, Calif., in 2016. Coast Guard photo
Is the Streamlined Inspection Program still worthwhile?
Capt. Alan Bernstein
G. Allen Brooks photo
Always have a Plan B and more — Part II
G. Allen Brooks
NOAA Administrator Rick Spinrad will be a featured expert at the COP 28 United Nations Climate Conference in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, Nov. 30 through Dec. 12, 2023. (Image credit: NOAA)
Despite the climate crisis, ‘there is hope’
Change is needed at the Coast Guard
U.S. Coast Guard
AmaWaterways photo
Always have a Plan B and more
G. Allen Brooks
The insurance market is concerned about the rising frequency and severity of natural catastrophes. NOAA image
Insurance market concerns still loom in 2024
Dan Bookham
Viewing the central corridor of the exhibition floor at the 2022 International WorkBoat Show. Photo by Doug Stewart.
More news at the WorkBoat Show
Ken Hocke
The Pacific Marine Expo was held in Seattle last week. Photo by Britton Spark@couchchronicles
On to New Orleans and the WorkBoat Show
An ExxonMobil deepwater platform in the Gulf of Mexico. ExxonMobil photo.
Fossil fuels aren't going anywhere
Jim Redden
The oil tanker Maran Poseidon. Public Domain photo.
Russian crude exports far above target level in October
Shell took delivery of the Whale floating production unit (FPU) in mid-October, which will begin producing up to 100,000 bbl/d in early 2024. Photo: Shell Offshore
Enjoy the current offshore boom but don’t forget the busts
G. Allen Brooks
Chamber of Marine Commerce photo
Essential to resume seaway traffic quickly with strike ended
WorkBoat Staff
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