2015 June Archive | Fortunes Treasure

Trouble looms as warmer oceans push marine life toward the poles

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Rising sea temperatures attributed to global climate change could drive many marine creatures away from the equator, but their move toward the poles promises to put them in peril in habitats that are smaller and less hospitable, ...

NTSB to Meet on Houston Ship Collision

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will meet June 9 to discuss the vessel collision that took place in the Houston ship channel March 22, 2014. The

Death Toll at 103 from Capsized China Vessel

The death toll from a Chinese cruise ship which capsized on the Yangtze River rose to 103 on Friday, state television said. China's Central Television said on

68 People Found in Container at Harwich Port

Men and women of a range of different nationalities were found inside the locked container at Harwich International Port, UK last night. Border police are

Capsized Chinese Ship: Chance of Survivors Slim

Huge cranes righted the Eastern Star, the capsized Chinese cruise ship, but still submerged in water. The next step would be to lift it. Authorities said they would search every cabin,

Meet ‘Hellboy,’ the dinosaur with exotic horns and frill

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Scientists had a heck of a time getting the remarkable fossil of a dinosaur they dubbed "Hellboy" out of the hard limestone along a Canadian river bank where it was entombed for 68 million years, but the diabolic task proved grat...

Legislation Targets US Ship Recycling Reform

Legislation to reform the U.S. domestic marine recycling industry, the Ships to Be Recycled in the States (STORIS) Act, was introduced today by U.S. Senators David Vitter (R-La.

No Signs of Life as China Starts Righting Capsized Ship

Chinese authorities began late on Thursday to right a cruise ship that capsized on the Yangtze River, after divers sent to search for survivors found no signs of life inside.

Meet ‘Hellboy,’ the dinosaur with exotic horns and frill

Study shows Pluto’s moons in chaos

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (Reuters) - Pluto’s outer moons are continuously toppled and turned as they battle the joint gravitational forces of their parent planet and its primary moon Charon, a study published on Wednesday showed.