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Ship that destroyed Baltimore bridge set to move today

The News International 20 May 2024
The cargo ship that hit the Baltimore bridge seen in this photo.— AFP/file ... The complex operation would see the nearly 1,000-foot Dali container vessel transported to a marine terminal, marking a major step in reopening the key shipping channel.
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Ship that destroyed Baltimore bridge set to move Monday

Raw Story 20 May 2024
A stranded cargo ship that has been blocking one of America's busiest ports will be removed Monday nearly two months after it struck and destroyed a bridge in Baltimore, authorities said over the weekend.
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Shipping, Decarbonization, Green Jobs, E-Fuels, Renewable Energy in Greece

Greek City Times 19 May 2024
The new analysis by the World Maritime Forum, conducted on behalf of the British consulting and planning firm Arup, forecasts that the transition of the shipping sector to e-fuels could support up to ...
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Possibilities for women in maritime ‘endless’

Cook Islands News 17 May 2024
For over 30 years, Taio Shipping has been the ... She likes that her work each day is different and can include loading the ship and keeping updated on weather forecasts to ensure the safety of the voyage.
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Xingji Meizu Group bets big on AI phones

China Daily 17 May 2024
IDC's preliminary forecast suggests 170 million next-generation AI smartphones will be shipped in 2024, representing almost 15 percent of total smartphone shipments, a sizable jump from the roughly 51 million shipped in 2023 ...

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