Hapag-Lloyd container ship lost anchor after a blackout in Hamburg Container ship MONTREAL EXPRESS has suffered a blackout in the Elbe shortly after leaving HHLA Terminal in Hamburg, on January 27, 2021, according to FleetMon. It stated: “Container ship MONTREAL EXPRESS suffered a blackout in the Elbe shortly after leaving HHLA Terminal in Hamburg, […]
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MARITIME ACCIDENT: 1 crew died, 3 injured after being hit by North Atlantic storm Bulk carrier GIULIA I left Norfolk Virginia, on Jan 26, bound for Tunisia Bizerte, ETA Feb 9, but had to interrupt her voyage on Jan 30 and head for Halifax, Nova Scotia, after a tragic accident, according to FleetMon. It
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NCF, Oando Foundation, NGOs, others task FG on environmental sustainability By Eyo Nsima The Federal Government has been urged to identify and adopt practical and innovative ways toward achieving an environmentally sustainable Nigerian society, especially in the area of converting wastes to wealth. Representatives of the Nigerian Conservation Foundation, NCF, and other environmental Non-Governmental Organizations, NGOs
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Africa is potentially one of the most ‘ready-for-circularity’ continents because its ecological footprint is still very low The continent’s chances of moving towards circular business models are easier than in other continents where most infrastructures were built without their next life cycles in mind. Africa is potentially one of the most ‘ready-for-circularity’ continents because its
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WildAid, others move to tackle bushmeat consumption across Nigeria as taste, culture, and health concerns impact negatively WildAid, a non-profit organization with a mission to end the illegal wildlife trade in our lifetimes, has published a new survey, which reveals that consumption of wildlife or “bushmeat” is widespread in Nigeria’s top cities, regardless of location, age, income,
