The 10 latest articles on Oceans, Rivers & Maritime Environments come from 8 sources, published between Nov 1 and Nov 11. Most come from WorldAtlas (3).
Places: America (3), Europe (2), Colorado (2), California (2), Canyon (2), New (2)
12 Nov 2026 • By Peter Carr - The Age of Reason Share: Peter Carr The annual maritime perambulation is under way – much welcome after the shambles of the lead-up to the election. I do not know what we have done to deserve the…
Ask who really controls the Colorado River, and most people picture big states or thirsty cities like Los Angeles, Phoenix, and Las Vegas. The true answer is stranger than that: the single largest claim on the entire river belongs not…
News Development pressures test future of Northeast Cape Fear River | Exclusive By Gareth McGrath, USA TODAY NETWORK USA Today Network via Reuters Connect Updated November 2, 2026 5:48 AM Recreational activities, from boating to fishing, are a major economic driver for communities in…
By Christine Legere Feb 28, 2024 PROVINCETOWN — Whaling was a difficult and dangerous way to make a living and generally not a very profitable one for members of the crews, who had to face typhoons and hurricanes, onboard fires, food and water…
Unlike its largest tributary the Dodder, which takes a direct and un-doddery path from the Wicklow Mountains to the sea, the river Liffey reaches Dublin by a very roundabout route. From its source near Kippure, it carves a giant, wobbly…
Home » Wildlife » 10 Floods That Transformed the Course of Rivers Floods have been a recurring force of nature shaping landscapes, ecosystems, and human settlements. Not every flood simply rises and recedes; some leave an indelible mark on the course of rivers,…
Home - Trending - The Soviet Union forced more than 100,000 prisoners to dig the White Sea-Baltic Canal with picks and wheelbarrows, and the waterway that cost thousands of lives ended up too shallow for most seagoing ships More than 100,000 Soviet prisoners dug…
The Yellowstone River runs 671 mi from Wyoming to the Missouri with no big dam on its main channel, yet a diversion dam in eastern Montana still blocks fish. The last major undammed river in the Lower 48 is the Yellowstone River,…
House of Wisdom is at the 45th Sharjah International Book Fair (SIBF) until November 15, and is presenting a unique showcase of Arab maritime navigation as well as the knowledge developed by generations of Arab seafarers. Their showcase, in collaboration with the…
Texas's Colorado River runs approximately 862 miles without crossing a state line, the longest such course in the contiguous United States. It passes through Austin, where paddlers use stretches of its channel impounded as lakes. The Colorado begins in intermittent draws…
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