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Alaska ferry fares covered just 31% of operating costs over 10 years, while the state put in $82.6 million a year to keep coastal communities connectedAlaska's ferry system serves as a lifeline for 28 isolated communities, offering the only reliable transportation year-round. Currently, ti...- San Francisco Bay cut invasive cordgrass by nearly 98%; native Ridgway’s rails then expanded into 4 former salt ponds as restored marsh habitat returnedThe San Francisco Bay has seen remarkable advancements in wetland restoration, benefiting the Ridgway's rail population significantly. Whil...
- San Francisco Bay cut invasive cordgrass by more than 97%; native Ridgway’s rails later expanded into restored former salt ponds as marsh habitat returnedIn a promising turn of events, restoration efforts in San Francisco Bay have notably decreased invasive cordgrass numbers, allowing the Rid...
- North Korea fires ballistic missiles toward sea after rivals' military drill it sees as provocationAmid joint military exercises by the United States, South Korea, and Japan, North Korea fired multiple short-range ballistic missiles into ...
- 8 East Coast National Parks You Probably OverlookedIndia’s eastern coastline is full of wild secrets, from mangroves and beaches to lush forests. These parks deserve a spot on your travel li...
- IMD predicts heatwave from Kashmir to Madhya Pradesh, heavy rains in Kerala, West BengalThe Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts heavy rains for several northeastern states, including Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Ma...
- Cyclone 'Tauktae': NDRF earmarks 53 teams for five statesOut of the 53 teams, he said, 24 have been pre-deployed or stationed on the ground while the rest are on stand-by. A single NDRF team compr...
- Coal India aims to substitute 120 million tonnes of imported coalIn the 2018-19 fiscal, the country produced 730 million tonnes (MT) of coal, while 955 MT was consumed, leading to a gap of 230-235 MT.
- Defence Acquisition Council clears 38 additional radar stations at the cost of Rs 800 croreThe sanctioned cost of the project is Rs 8,00 crore and would include four mobile surveillance systems.
- Tough time for coastal power companiesS&P Global Platts said US export prices of premium coal increased from $68 a tonne in January to $75.5 a tonne in August.
- Reliance Defence surges over 8% on govt order worth Rs 916 croreThis is the first time, a private sector shipyard has been awarded a contract to design and build such class of ships for Indian Armed Forc...
- Over 5000 fishermen protest; demand new fishing harbourM C Sampath, minister for sales tax and registration,said the state govt has sanctioned Rs 10 cr for the purpose and work would start soon.
- Four Tamil Nadu fishermen apprehended by Sri Lankan NavyFour fishermen from here were apprehended today near Katchatheevu by Sri Lankan Navy personnel who also allegedly damaged 50 boats.
- 66 Tamil Nadu fishermen return home from Sri LankaThe fishermen were brought here onboard coast guard ship IGCS Rajtarang.
- Relax Coastal Regulation Zone rules, Maharashtra tells CentreThe Maharashtra government has demanded the Centre relaxes the costal regulatory rules for state's 720- kilometer long coastline.
- MoEF clears only one project in Maharashtra after lengthy meeting with CMDuring the three-hour meeting between CM Chavan and Jayanti Natrajan the issues of getting clearances on many projects was discussed but no...
- Rains lash Andhra Pradesh under influence of cyclone NilamRains and strong gales hit Nellore in Andhra Pradesh and other neighbouring districts of Tamil Nadu under the influence of cyclonic storm '...
- Coastal operators' body shift gears to be with timesCoastal operators’ body, Indian Coastal Conference (ICC) is all set and stand rechristened to play an active role in Indian coastal waters.
- Gujrat coastal security plan fails to take offThe Gujarat Government's Rs 327 crore costal security plan, submitted to the Union Government in the year 2005, has failed to take off as t...
- 'Kerala tsunami funds diverted to develop tourism'Funds earmarked to help tsunami-affected people in Kerala are being wrongly used to develop tourism in the Southern Indian state, a British...
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