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Disaster management and seaports

When it gets rough the port facility manager is the key By Steve Cosham * 2018, February 1: With Hurricane Season only a few months away,...

Climate change response must be cooperative not competitive

Climate change response must be cooperative not competitive By Julie-Anne Burrowes * 2018, February 1: Cruise destinations across the Caribbean are still grappling, half-a-year and more...

POLITICAL PERSPECTIVE: Brexit creates confusion even in the Caribbean

Decision by majority of British electorate creates confusion By Canute James * The decision by the majority of British voters to support the country’s divorce from...

Climate-resilient port development

The challenges we face By Ramon Husein* Climate change has become one of the buzz words in the Caribbean development sector however, while there is certainly...

Future trends in cruise, yacht and marina development

Yachting providing new opportunities for the Caribbean Fritz Pinnock* and Ibrahim Ajagunna** The popularity of the Caribbean as a cruising and yachting destination is global. Experts...

Preparedness and cruise port readiness

In case of extreme events By Ibrahim Ajagunna and Fritz Pinnock 2017, November 1: Cruising is, by far, the fastest growing sub-sector of the global tourism...

Ships must now maintain a ballast water record book

Ships must now maintain a ballast water record book By Deniece  M. Aiken * Despite the ultimate and expectant benefits from the BWM Convention, it is...

Accessible bathymetry with no environmental risks

NEW TECHNOLOGY Accessible bathymetry with no environmental risks * By Rasmussen, Hansen, Rasmus, Borgstrom, Dannisøe 2017, November 1: Imagine that a port manager, within days and at...

Without ratification: Bark but no bite?

States carry responsibility to implement international conventions By Deniece M. Aiken * The Caribbean Sea is important for its aesthetic appeal but also its social, economic...

Optimization: How to handle more ships

Optimizing Shipping Channel Capacity By Simon B. Mortensen, Jesper Goodley Dannisoee and Henrik Kofoed-Hansen * 2017, June 1: The continuing surge in commercial vessel sizes is...

SEA LEVEL RISE: 80% of Caribbean ports could be under water

The sea is rising, fast By Mike Jarrett 2017, June 1: The fear that sea levels will rise and wipe out whole communities and industries has...

The quest for sustainability

Caribbean ports: the quest for sustainability By Ibrahim Ajagunna and Fritz Pinnock 2017, June 1: The quest for sustainability of Caribbean ports over the last three...