Climate Change Reshapes Maritime Routes Rising temperatures and shifting oceanic conditions are altering traditional maritime lanes compelling the shipping industry to adapt. The frequency of Category 4 and 5 hurricanes has increased by almost 30 % per decade posing significant risks to global trade and navigation. As sea levels rise, major ports face increasing risks
High land Values Land reclamation is commonly undertaken around coastal cities such as Singapore and Hong Kong as land values are excessive thereby costs are justified by estate developers. What is not highlighted is that ocean water behaviours including tidal accumulation, sea level rise, connection to wetlands and aquatic biodiversity determine the success or failure
Inland Waterways Role in Reducing Carbon Print , Environmental Degradation , Coastal Flooding, Marine Conservation ,Offsetting the Impact of Climate Change with Key Factor Being Logistic Costs Overview of Inland Waterways In Europe the inland waterways transport (IWT) infrastructure network is 23,506 km long. Water levels in Western Europe and Germany’s river Rhine , an integral
