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Maritime Reporter Magazine - March 2009 - Page 4
TABLE OF CONTENTS COVER STORY TRAINING & EDUCATION COLUMNISTS � Bryant, Spielmann, Bondareff, Smith, Beadling GOVERNMENT UPDATE 24 Webb Institute: Photo Credit: Seaman's Church Institute 16 Noise Pollution: A Coming Challenge Noise in the marine environment is catching the attention of regulators. � by Dennis Bryant FINANCE Melding Tradition with Tomorrow At Long Island's Webb Institute, RADM Robert C. Olsen Jr. (pictured below) is melding the honor and tradition of his school's namesake with advanced technologies and training techniques to create the new generation of maritime leaders. � by Greg Trauthwein 20 Tech Drives Shipping Evolution Technology advances have significantly changed the way in which ships and ops are insured � by Kord Spielmann LEGAL 22 A Busy Agenda The new Administration and Congress have a busy maritime agenda ahead. � by Joan M. Bondareff & Duncan Smith ENVIRONMENT On the Cover: Maritime training formally began at Seaman's Church Institute in 1914. The Institute constructed a ships bridge on the roof of the building of 25 South Street, advertised as the "highest navigation bridge in the world." 36 SEAaT & Reducing Emissions A new international initiative to address emissions stresses technological solutions � by John Aitken MEGAYACHT 38 Working the Downturn Investment in bad times has exponential impact when the inevitable good times return. � by Rob Beadling Authorized Worldwide ENGINE & TURBOCHARGER 24/7 Emergency Turnkey Service Full DEUTZ Engine Line Service/Support Engine Surveys Extensive OEM Parts Inventory Overhaul of Rotors & Casings Reblading with New or Reconditioned Components ISO 9001-2000 Certified ISO 9001-2000 Certified 4 Maritime Reporter & Engineering New
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