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U.S., Japan and South Korea Look to Establish Arctic Maritime Pact
The memorandum would set up a trilateral partnership centered around shipping routes, energy resources and economic security.
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FAA Grounds Flights at Seven Airports After Equipment Outage
The issue stemmed from a primary circuit breakdown at the FAA's Philadelphia Terminal Radar Approach Control facility, which led to a loss of radio and radar equipment.
Newark Liberty Airport in New Jersey. Photo: iStock/johnemac72
Automakers Warn Against Giving China Foothold in U.S. Market
This comes ahead of a schedule summit between Trump and China's President Xi Jingping, where the two are expected to discuss a range of issues, from AI to global trade.
Fatal for the competition? Photo: iStock/Robert Way
Screwworm Reappears in New Mexico Ahead of Port Reopening
There have been 50 cases of the screwworm in the U.S., almost all in Texas, with only three currently active. Nearly 2,000 cases remain active in Mexico.
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Shortage of Supertankers Threatens Long-Haul Oil Flow
In some parts of the world, there are barely any of the ships — each the length of three football fields — left for hire.
A VLCC at sea. Photo: iStock/Teamjackson
Report: Migrant Fishers Accuse StarKist Suppliers of Using Forced Labor
Fishers said that they were forced to work in isolation at sea with their passports confiscated, while working under debt that compelled them to stay on the job regardless of conditions.
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Maersk Puts in Orders for 26 New Container Ships
Each ship will have a capacity of 18,600 twenty-foot equivalent units, with dual-fuel engines that can operate on liquefied natural gas.
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Another Tanker Suffers Failure as Crew Suspect Cyber Attack
The Vivit Africa LNG was sailing east in the Mediterranean and Adriatic Seas toward Italy early this month when the crew were suddenly unable to access some of the internal control systems
An LNG carrier vessel. Photo: iStock / nikkytok
U.S. to Reopen Largest Port for Mexican Cattle Shipments
The port is scheduled to reopen on September 24, and agency staff are already preparing on site, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said in a September 17 press conference.
Cattle in a stable in Hamilton, Texas. Photographer: Brandon Bell/Getty Images
Mucinex Parent Company to Invest $400M in U.S. Supply Chain
As part of its updated plans, Reckitt will add 234,000 square feet to its Wilson, North Carolina, factory that produces Mucinex cough and cold medicines.
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USDOT Relaxes Service Hour Limits for Truckers Hauling Fuel
Truck drivers transporting fuel can now operate up to 16 hours within a 24 hour window, up from the usual standard of 14 hours under normal conditions.
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Ports of LA, Long Beach Propose Incentives for Zero-Emission Trucks
The San Pedro Bay Ports Complex will offer qualifying zero-emission trucks $60 per terminal visit, totaling up to $36,000 per vehicle annually.
The Port of San Pedro at the Port of Los Angeles. Photo: iStock/Jorge Villalba
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