The spring issue of the Green Marine Magazine includes many relevant and enriching maritime-related environmental topics such as: Sustainable Cleveland 2019: a decade of positive changes The Seaway at 60 embraces new technologies Venturing into decarbonizing alternatives Click here to download a PDF of the latest issue or to read it online!
AltaGas has become a Green Marine participant for its Ridley Island Propane Export Terminal operations at the Port of Prince Rupert in British Columbia. The terminal is Canada’s first Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) export…
CEGRIM, a centre specializing in the expert management of maritime incident risks, was created by the Quebec government to put tools and best practices in place for spill prevention but also planning, response and recovery in the event of a hazardous materials spill in the St. Lawrence River. CEGRIM’s expertise is in addition to the […]
ecoSPEARS provides environmentally friendly, cost-effective technologies for the permanent removal and destruction of PCBs, dioxins and other toxic chlorinated contaminants from sediments, soils or ground water. The company offers a better, greener solution to extract and destroy PCBs, dioxins, and other chlorinated toxins from the environment forever. SPEARS is short for Sorbent Polymer Extraction And […]
The Port of Anacortes is the fifth port in the Washington State to become a Green Marine participant and the 22nd U.S. port to do so, bringing the balance of American and Canadian ports participating in the program at par! The Port of Anacortes is dedicated to developing…
Dynamat fabricates marine fenders and blasting mats from recycled tires. With its annual production of approximately 6,000 units, Dynamat is a North American market leader in this sector. The company’s preoccupation with the environment’s protection governs all of its actions, which is why its industrial process results in zero waste. Dynamat is an accredited recycler […]
The Laurentian Pilotage Authority (LPA) is the first marine pilotage authority in Canada to join the Green Marine environmental certification program as a participant. The LPA was already a Green Marine partner but wanted to increase its environmental efforts by stepping up its Green Marine membership to certify the Authority’s vessels. “Green Marine’s goal of […]
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