"It's definitely fair to say that we are looking at a much different type of activity now. Things have changed since 1986, and it is perfectly reasonable to ask the FCC to review this exemption. However, we should not presume the outcome of that review." SWF's Ian Christensen on the environmental review exemption for satellite operators. Read more at https://lnkd.in/gK8NHqRz
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Underwater Radiated Noise A study launched highlighting the positive impacts of turning down the volume (https://lnkd.in/eK85aax5) A study by the University of Southampton, commissioned by ICS, highlights synergies between the implementation of energy efficiency measures and the reduction of underwater radiated noise (#URN) - In July this year the Marine Environment Protection Committee (#MEPC80) endorsed a revised non-mandatory International Maritime Organization (IMO) guidelines on the reduction of URN that applies to new and existing ships. - Shipowners and the environment can co-benefit by reducing underwater radiated noise. #underwater #radiation #maritimeindustry
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Underwater Radiated Noise A study launched highlighting the positive impacts of turning down the volume (https://lnkd.in/eK85aax5) A study by the University of Southampton, commissioned by ICS, highlights synergies between the implementation of energy efficiency measures and the reduction of underwater radiated noise (#URN) - In July this year the Marine Environment Protection Committee (#MEPC80) endorsed a revised non-mandatory International Maritime Organization (IMO) guidelines on the reduction of URN that applies to new and existing ships. - Shipowners and the environment can co-benefit by reducing underwater radiated noise. #underwater #radiation #maritimeindustry
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Founder & Chairman, Robertsbridge. Deputy Chairman, Stonehaven. Board member at The Metals Company (TMC).
The idea that sea floor nodule harvesting is some rushed endeavour that lacks scientific rigour or transparency is a huge fallacy. Here is the reality of the process being undertaken, already spanning over a decade. You will find few industries or firms amassing this level of data and subjecting it to detailed scrutiny by stakeholders and regulators. By all means challenge and enhance the data and help improve our collective knowledge. But stop pretending this work isn’t being done.
The Environmental Impact Statement for our NORI-D Project represents the culmination of over a decade of pioneering deep-sea research in collaboration with leading marine institutions and expert industry contractors. In this short video, learn more about the studies that underpin our EIS, how the process differs to projects on land, and how this wealth of data is being shared openly with the regulator and stakeholders.
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Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment FAQs: How much does a phase 1 ESA cost? A Phase I ESA can cost anywhere from $2,500.00 to $10,000. The cost varies on the nature, number of properties and complexity of the work. Learn more about Phase 1 ESAs today: https://lnkd.in/gUd-2wG
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MBF and CIMAC have collaborated to study the effects of marine batteries on the environment. A joint publication by CIMAC and the Maritime Battery Forum delves into the environmental implications of using batteries in deep-sea applications. Read more: https://buff.ly/3z2SXBc #MarinerNews #ShippingNews #MaritimeNews #News #ShippingIndustry
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