The Race for Sustainable Strategies and the Nuclear Option
As the maritime industry moves its way into the decade, the race to find ways of reaching complete decarbonization not only continues, it intensifies.
Not only do those in the maritime industry have to contend with the current IMO regulations, they also have to contend with ones for the future. By 2030, emissions are supposed to be reduced by at least 45 percent and reach complete neutrality by 2050. As the race against climate change rages on, the industry has to work faster and faster to have sustainable energy sources and fuel alternatives. . . READ MORE
Education Updates
Communication in COVID-19 Times: Fostering a Unique Relationship Between Students and Ships!
With all the challenges 2020 has brought the global community from school and business closures to restrictions in travel including seafarers essentially trapped onboard their ships, NAMEPA is immensely proud to have played a role in keeping spirits up and communication flowing during these times of social distancing and limited contact with family and friends. Through our Adopt A Ship program, a free educational program, five classrooms throughout the United States have been corresponding weekly with ships sailing the ocean across the globe!
NAMEPA and Girl Scout Troop give back to their community!
NAMEPA’s education and outreach team presented “Talking Trash” to local Girl Scout Troop 50440 of Newtown, CT. Participants learned about the origin of waterborne trash, how long items persist in the environment, effects on aquatic organism and the ecosystem. . . READ MORE
Did you know NAMEPA’s Education Resources are part of the Girl Scout Mariner 21st Century Guidelines Toolkit and are a valuable resource for the Eco Learner Badge?! Check it out
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