ISSUE 57   |   AUGUST 2018

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issue 57   |   AUGUST 2018

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Ports prepare for climate change

Expansion plans at the Port of Vancouver have drawn criticism for their failure to account for climate change

Blockchain IN container shipping

Danish start-up Blockshipping is developing the world’s first freight container registry, based on blockchain

The livestock export debate

The movement of livestock by sea has long been a point of concern for animal welfare groups

Wearable technology in shipping

New technologies such as pendants for cruise passengers are becoming increasingly popular in shipping

Spotlight on Japan: LNG bunkering hub

A report has concluded that Japan has the potential to become a major international LNG bunkering hub

Are any fuels good enough for shipping?

The IMO’s aim for shipping to cut its carbon emissions by 50% by 2050 has been criticised for not going far enough

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  • IM&M
  • Contents
  • DHI
  • News
  • Techwind MarineLifts
  • Port in a storm: how are maritime hubs preparing for climate change?
  • Is this blockchain platform set to revolutionise container shipping?
  • The briefing on transformative technology
  • Suffering at sea: the debate over livestock exports
  • Wearables in shipping: from passenger luxury to a seafarer lifeline
  • From the experts
  • Spotlight on Japan: an emerging LNG bunkering hub for shipping
  • The great clean-up act: are any fuels good enough for shipping?
  • In pictures: RRS Sir David Attenborough
  • Events
  • Event: 5th Operating Specialist Wind Vessels Summit
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