Has Joe Biden’s lack of belief in key US law painted him into a corner as strikes sweep US ports?
Complex political calculus favours longshoremen’s union but economic impacts could swing the balance
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Wavelength podcast: Record-setting car carriers and big news in dry bulk
Also: improving vessel risk profiling and is there a path to net zero for shipping?
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VLCC rates of $100,000 per day are in sight after Saudi Arabia switch
Number of available large tankers beginning to fall below annual average
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Can shipping and miners keep up as energy transition supercharges copper demand?
Niche trade will become all the more important as electrification and renewable energy projects take off
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How Exxon Valdez law could sway the damages awarded in Baltimore bridge legal battle
Government brings oil spill law into container ship case, while another claim turns to environmental rule to skirt around
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