Climate change impacts on international seaports: knowledge, perceptions, and planning efforts among port administrators

Overview of attention for article published in Climatic Change, March 2011

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How shipping ports can become more sustainable

Tech Xplore, 26 Mar 2021

Growth in the port industry is expected to continue, and will intensify the adverse environmental effects on marine ecosystems…

News story from Big News Network on Thursday 25 March 2021

Big News Network, 25 Mar 2021

MIL-OSI Global: How shipping ports can become more sustainable

Foreign Affairs New Zealand, 25 Mar 2021

– By Tony Robert Walker, Associate Professor, School for Resource and Environmental Studies, Dalhousie University, moving over.

How shipping ports can become more sustainable

Global Advisors, 25 Mar 2021

Growth in the port industry is expected to continue, and will intensify the adverse environmental effects on marine ecosystems…

How shipping ports can become more sustainable

The Conversation, 25 Mar 2021

Marine shipping drives 90 per cent of global trade, moving over 11 billion tonnes of containers, solid and liquid bulk cargo…