Browsing Category Dock Talk
-
Dock Talk 0
Panama Canal and Climate Change
(BBC News) – Global warming and changing weather patterns are affecting the water supply for one of the world’s most important waterways, the Panama Canal, as well as ...
-
Dock Talk 0
paper charts UK Hydrographic Office Phasing Out Paper Charts
The UK Hydrographic Office has announced plans to stop paper chart production by late 2026 to focus on digital navigation products and services. They noted that marine, naval ...
-
Dock Talk 0
Lower Water Levels Giving Up Secrets of the Deep
(businessinsider.com) – Droughts this year have been widespread around the world and are revealing old sites, human remains and shipwrecks. Lake Mead in Nevada has revealed two sets ...
-
Dock Talk 0
And So It goes
It seems that every few years there is a new controversy surrounding the America’s Cup, one of the world’s oldest sporting events. The latest upheaval has led Sir ...
-
Dock Talk 0
The Rewards of Living Aboard
(The Guardian) – It can be challenging, but the rewards are enormous, and you don’t have to be rich to be an ocean voyager. Sally Howard interviews a ...
-
Dock Talk 0
Explosive Fire Destroys Mattapoisett Boatyard
An explosive six-alarm fire roared through the Mattapoisett Boatyard on Buzzards Bay in Massachusetts on Friday afternoon. About 100 firefighters tried to extinguish the fast-spreading fire; four people ...
-
Dock Talk 0
Back Off People
(BBC News) – Freya, the 1,300 lb. walrus who has been attracting attention by climbing onto boats is now in danger of being put down for her own ...
-
Dock Talk 0
Orcas on the Attack
(Business Insider) – We recently noted that this past July orcas attacked a sailboat carrying five people off the coast of Portugal. It appears there was another attack ...
-
Dock Talk 0
Sunscreen for Boats
(Sail Universe) – While you are applying sunscreen to yourself as you get ready to board your vessel, spare a thought for your boat. The sun’s UV rays ...
-
Dock Talk 0
Free Diving Record of 120 Meter Descent
(theguardian.com) – French freediver Arnaud Jerald has broken the deepest dive world record with bi-fins, descending to a depth of 120 metres. Jerald completed the dive in three ...
- « Previous Page
- 1
- …
- 44
- 45
- 46
- 47
- 48
- …
- 265
- Next Page »
Please Visit Our Sponsor’s Webpages
