Waterways News

Escalating tensions in the Middle East, with no diplomatic resolution, are causing increased disruptions to key oil-shipping waterways, raising concerns about a

Hawaii's 124-year-old red mangroves are now posing a threat to native waterbirds and local waterways.

QUT researchers have found significant amounts of microplastics in Brisbane's creeks, indicating their persistent presence in the environment and potential toxi

A report indicates that 85% of Missouri's waterways contain potentially unsafe levels of fecal matter, posing risks of gastrointestinal and respiratory illnesse

A new assessment reveals that all of England's rivers and lakes are polluted with chemicals, showing little improvement over the past six years.

Boaters are rushing to navigate canals before lock closures take effect due to critically low water levels across the network.

Alberta's fight against invasive mussel species has been bolstered by the addition of two new trained detection dogs, Jane and Winnie, who will work alongside H

A 'Boat Bill' is set to be introduced for Britons living on waterways, as Baroness Bakewell highlighted in the Lords that these individuals often struggle to ac

Amid escalating tensions between Iran and the United States over the Strait of Hormuz, Donald Trump has withdrawn his proposal for a transit fee, prompting a lo

Prolonged heatwaves in France are causing devastating repercussions for the country's rivers, with 16% of waterways having dried up last June, compared to 6% in

A proposal to impose transit charges in the Strait of Hormuz has brought renewed attention to the critical role of a few strategically important waterways in gl