Maritime Shipping

A new study by Chalmers University reveals that over 200 million cubic meters of hazardous waste are dumped annually.

Maryland's Department of Transportation has weighed in with an estimate of cost and time for a full repair.

Baltimore's opened its fourth temporary channel, designed for commercial ships that have been stranded since the Key Bridge collapse to finally exit.

Two weeks after the Baltimore bridge collapsed, a large container ship lost power near New York's Verrazzano Bridge before being towed to safety.

The tugboat became the first vessel to move through a temporary alternate channel in Baltimore's Patapsco River on Monday.

The Port of Baltimore could reopen in May, according to a DHL executive, though no definitive timetable has been given yet.

It's been just over a day since the Baltimore bridge collapsed. Check out the latest news.

A major bridge collapsed in Baltimore overnight and the economic impact is expected to be severe.

Nike has partnered with CMA CGM to help reduce its carbon footprint through the use of alternative fuel for its maritime cargo.

41 U.S. ports will share in $653 million in new investment from the federal government, the Biden administration announced last week.

With the fast-paced changes of globally connected economies and shifting regional opportunities, marine operators need to transform themselves to be efficient and predictable.

The Port of Los Angeles and GE Transportation are partnering to digitize maritime shipping to help goods reach consumers faster using a first-of-its-kind port information portal, which will deliver fast, data-driven insights to enhance maritime supply chain performance and better serve ultra-large container vessels.