Slow speed ahead
A new report stresses how slowing the speed of cargo ships could have enormous benefits for humans, nature and the environment...
- MS Amlin / Article / 14 days ago
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Radar
Global transport, energy, technology and science are all evolving faster than ever. These innovative ideas – some far-sighted, others just pipe dreams – have popped up on the MS Amlin radar...
- MS Amlin / Article / 30 days ago
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Life in the blue belt
Architects are devising ever more radical solutions to rising sea levels and overcrowded cities. Whole communities living on floating platforms – in the so-called blue belt – could be the answer...
- MS Amlin / Article / 3 months ago
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Fuel of the future
While the technology already exists to turn household refuse into jet fuel, so far few energy companies have found the process financially viable. But now British engineers, in collaboration...
- MS Amlin / Article / 4 months ago
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Radar August
Global transport, energy, technology and science are all evolving faster than ever. These innovative ideas – some far-sighted, others just pipe dreams – have popped up on the MS Amlin radar...
- MS Amlin / Article / 6 months ago
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Radar July
Global transport, energy, technology and science are all evolving faster than ever. These innovative ideas – some far-sighted, others just pipe dreams – have popped up on the MS Amlin radar...
- MS Amlin / Article / 8 months ago
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Living In A Bathtub
Dutch shipping hub is testing new ground for ambitious new projects in flood management, Giovanna Dunmall discovers...
- MS Amlin / Article / 1 year ago
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Africa's Ice Man
Three years of drought have left Cape Town gasping for water. Joe Boyle meets Nick Sloane, the South African salvage expert convinced that towing icebergs from the Antarctic is the solution...
- MS Amlin / Article / 1 year ago
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The world's remorseless search for oil and natural gas is driving energy companies to explore new regions in the Arctic. MS Amlin's Tim Welsh considers the implications for insurers...
- MS Amlin / Article / 1 year ago
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Climate change seen as bigger threat than rising cost of living for young Hongkongers
A new poll, launched by MS Amlin, reveals that Hongkongers aged 18-35 see climate change as a bigger threat than the socioeconomic issues they face every day, in a city that is ranked as one of the world’s most expensive to live in...