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Recent inland waterways industry news, covering the Mississippi River, Ohio River, Missouri River, Tennessee River, Gulf Intracoastal Waterway and more. Articles on economic, environmental and logistic advantages of barge shipping, plus other stories pertaining to locks and dams and other waterway infrastructure.

Survitec Achieves Important ISO Certification For Lifeboat Training

May 23, 2024

Survitec, the global survival technology solutions provider, has become one of the first maritime safety companies to achieve ISO 23678:2022 1-4 certification. This standard was introduced in 2022 to… Read More

TT Club Offers ‘Toolkit’ For Developing ESG Policies

May 22, 2024

TT Club, a London-based insurance provider to the freight transportation sector, announced April 23 that it has developed an active toolkit to help companies develop ESG—Environment, Social and Governance—policies. Read More

Korean Grain Buyers Tour Ports, Waterways Korean trade officials pose at Mel Price Locks and Dam. (Photo by Guy Allen)

Korean Grain Buyers Tour Ports, Waterways

May 22, 2024

A group of 12 Korean trade officials—11 of them grain buyers—recently spent a whirlwind week from April 21 through 27 touring trading facilities, farms, ports, dams and terminals in… Read More

GLDD Reports Strong First Quarter Earnings, Bright Outlook

May 21, 2024

Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corporation (GLDD) reported sharply higher net income for the first quarter of 2024 compared to a year earlier. GLDD announced May 7 that its… Read More

Ohio Grants Will Help Improve Community Waterfronts Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine speaks to local media on May 6 after announcing a $152 million plan for riverfront developments and downtown revitalization as part of Ohio’s Wonderful Waterfronts Initiative. He announced the program at the former Ohio River Lock and Dam 27 at Mile 301.0. (Photo by Jim Ross)

Ohio Grants Will Help Improve Community Waterfronts

May 21, 2024

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine visited the park at the site of the former Ohio River Lock and Dam 27 on May 6 to announce the list of 19 communities… Read More

April Showers Brought Some Relief In Missouri Basin

May 21, 2024

Spring precipitation brought much-needed moisture to the Missouri River Basin, boosting the Corps of Engineers’ forecast for total 2024 runoff. “While the calendar year forecast remains below… Read More

Memphis Hosts International Transportation Officials Embassy transportation and logistics counselors pose in front of the mv. Chris Foster during a tour of transportation facilities in Memphis May 14. (Photo courtesy of Ken Eriksen)

Memphis Hosts International Transportation Officials

May 20, 2024

On May 14, a delegation of transportation and logistics counselors from embassies around the world (Canada, France, Germany, Netherlands, Portugal, Switzerland, United Kingdom and the European Union office)… Read More

World War II Tank Landing Ship Travels To Gulf Coast For Overhaul LST-325 in Algiers Lock.  (Photo courtesy of Robert Swayze, assistant operations manager for the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, New Orleans Engineer District)

World War II Tank Landing Ship Travels To Gulf Coast For Overhaul

May 20, 2024

Earlier this year, residents and mariners who live and work along the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW) between New Orleans and Port Arthur, Texas, might’ve caught a glimpse of… Read More

Barge Strikes Iowa Bridge Over Mississippi A barge carrying corn sank May 9 following an allision between the tow of the mv. Joe B. Wyatt and the bridge over the Mississippi River between Fort Madison, Iowa, and Niota, Ill. (Photo courtesy of WGEM, Quincy, Ill.)

Barge Strikes Iowa Bridge Over Mississippi

May 20, 2024

Work to raise a sunken barge continued May 15, nearly a week after a tow struck the Fort Madison, Iowa, bridge over the Mississippi River on May 9. Read More

One Barge Remains Pinned At Dashields Dam Crews removed two barges from where they were pinned against Emsworth Locks and Dam following a 26-barge breakaway in the Pittsburgh area on April 12. One barge remains lodged at Dashields Locks and Dam more than a month after the breakaway. (Photo courtesy of Pittsburgh Engineer District)

One Barge Remains Pinned At Dashields Dam

May 20, 2024

Campbell Transportation Company has retrieved the final two barges that had lodged against Emsworth Locks and Dam following a 26-barge breakaway in the Pittsburgh area. One barge remains… Read More

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