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2026-05-08It All Adds Up Sea Change – Deploying Underwater Tech To Study How Noise Affects Marine Life
A Port of Seattle promotional image featuring a dolphin or orca dorsal fin breaking the surface of calm water, with mountains visible in the background. The image promotes the Port's deployment of underwater technology to study how noise affects marine life, under their 'It All Adds Up Sea Change' environmental initiative. -
2025-08-08Port Of Seattle Container Terminal Aerial View With Elliott Bay and Seattle Skyline
Aerial view of the Port of Seattle's container terminal (Terminal 18 or similar facility) showing stacked intermodal shipping containers and cargo cranes, with Elliott Bay and the downtown Seattle skyline visible in the background, including the Seattle Great Wheel ferris wheel on the waterfront. This image depicts Port of Seattle maritime operations, unrelated to Sea-Tac Airport noise policy. -
2025-04-09U.S. Withdraws from Critical IMO Climate Meeting, Threatens Retaliation Over Emissions Pricing
Mike Schuler In a dramatic development at the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Marine Environment Protection Committee meeting in London, the Trump administration has announced the United States’ withdrawal from crucial maritime decarbonization negotiations taking place this week. The US government delivered a strongly worded message to IMO delegations, explicitly rejecting any measures that would impose -
2024-06-27Seattle Waterfront with Crown Princess Cruise Ship
The Princess Cruises ship 'Crown Princess' is docked at Smith Cove Cruise Terminal (Terminal 91) in Seattle, Washington, with the Seattle skyline and Space Needle visible in the background. A bulk carrier vessel is also visible transiting Elliott Bay. -
Carnival Spirit Cruise Ship Docked at Port Of Seattle with Space Needle in Background
The Carnival Spirit cruise ship is docked at the Port of Seattle, with the Seattle Space Needle and downtown skyline visible in the background. Image is credited to Anthony Bolante for PSBJ (Puget Sound Business Journal). -
TCF Architecture Rendering of Waterfront Building — Port of Tacoma
A dusk/evening architectural rendering of a modern angular building with a white paneled roof situated on a rocky waterfront. The image bears a visible watermark crediting 'TCF Architecture' in the lower right corner. -
Maury Island Barge Path to Des Moines Beach Park
A Google Earth satellite image (Landsat/Copernicus imagery) showing a red polygon outlining an area of Puget Sound near Vashon Island, with yellow pins marking Glacier Northwest and Des Moines Beach Park. The map covers approximately 4 miles of water between what appears to be a peninsula near Glacier Northwest's facility and the Des Moines, Washington shoreline. -
SSA Terminals Seattle – Container Ship Loading Intermodal Cargo
Cranes branded 'SSA Terminals' load or unload stacked intermodal shipping containers onto a large container vessel. Visible container markings include ONE (Ocean Network Express), UASC, CMAU, K Line, and Hapag-Lloyd, indicating international cargo operations at an SSA Terminals-operated port facility. -
2022-05-18PNW Green Corridor for Cruise Ships – Seattle Times Map
A map published by The Seattle Times (credit: Mark Nowlin) shows three ports committed as of May 18 to launching a 'green corridor' for cruise ships: City and Borough of Juneau, Vancouver Fraser Port Authority, and Port of Seattle. The corridor aims to support new technologies to reduce the cruise industry's carbon emissions along the Pacific coast route from Washington state through British Columbia to Alaska. -
Each Day A Cruise Ship Emits As Much Pollution As A Million Cars
Air quality on cruise ship deck ‘worse than world’s most polluted cities’, investigation finds. Levels of pollution on some cruise ships’ decks are worse than in the world’s most polluted cities, an investigation by Channel 4 Dispatches has found. The undercover investigation on Britain’s biggest crew operator P&O Cruises aimed to find out how clean the air holidaymakers breathe