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The common cormorant, or shag
Feb 25, 2022A story about cormorants on the Astoria Megler Bridge and efforts to remove them. A bit about cormorants in world literature and lore. And, I finally found a way to insert one of my favorite poems of all times, a silly one, also about cormorants, into the Ship Report.
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First woman to solo around Antarctica goes for record non stop passage
Feb 24, 2022A look at an amazing, intrepid woman, Lisa Blair, who is, as we speak, sailing her 50-foot sailboat in a solo circumnavigation of Antarctica. This passage puts her in the notorious Roaring 40s latitudes, where high winds and huge waves are the norm.
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A look at projected sea level rise in the US
Feb 23, 2022Today, we take a look at a new report that details predictions for sea level rise in the coastal US. The Pacific Northwest is on the low end of that scale, which might soudn reassuring. But it’s because as water rises, our coast is rising too, thanks to tectonic plates pushing one under the other. That increases our long term risk for The Big One earthquake. We’ll look at what the nation can expect in coastal areas.
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Felicity Ace update, and MERTS job opening
Feb 22, 2022A look at the ongoing nightmare in the Atlantic Ocean off Portugal: the fire on the car carrier Felicity Ace, which is ablaze with over $400 million worth of cargo on board, including expensive cars like Bentleys, Lambourghinis, and Porsches.
And, a rare opportunity in Astoria: a maritime technology instructor position in Clatsop Community College’s MERTS program. Here’s a link to the college website where you can apply: https://clatsopcc.simplehire.com/applicants/jsp/shared/position/JobDetails_css.jsp?postingId=141270
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Wave energy comes to the Oregon coast
Feb 17, 2022A testing site for developing wave energy projects is coming together in Newport, after years of research.
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Fish for free in Oregon this weekend
Feb 16, 2022This weekend, February 19-20, you can fish crab and clam in Oregon for free.
Links in the story for more info:
myodfw.com – general recreation info for Oregon
myodfw.com/recreation-report – Fishing Report
myodfw.com/EAO – Easy Angling Oregon guide for beginners
Shellfish safety hotline: 800-448-2474 or oregon.gov/ODA
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
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A look at Valentine’s Day from a cargo perspective
Feb 15, 2022Valentine’s Day is a big deal for merchandise and therefore, it’s a big deal in the world of cargo. But, all those fresh flowers create headaches for shippers who need to get them to their destinations fast.
Photo credit: Vijay Verma, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
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Supply chain update
Feb 14, 2022A look at where things stand now with regard to the worldwide cargo debacle that has snarled ship traffic during the pandemic.
Photo credit: Wikimedia Commons
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Happy Birthday, Dad
Feb 11, 2022Today on the Ship Report, it’s my dad’s birthday. A little about him (Stu Rideout): sailor, boatbuilder, overall maritime enthusiast, and all around pretty amazing guy. My childhood growing up on boats (and constantly working on them) and how being “the captain’s daughter” shaped my love of All Things Maritime, and set the stage for the wonderful life adventure that is The Ship Report.
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Who’s on the river today?
Feb 09, 2022An indepth look at today’s ship schedule.
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