1.4K views · 24 reactions | A surge of attacks on ships in the red sea is forcing a major rerouting of global shipping routes. This disruption is causing significant delays and, more importantly, a sharp rise in carbon emissions Sehgal Rahesha tells you more | WION | Facebook

Here’s why a global shortage of shipping containers could affect us all. Read more about why they matter: http://ow.ly/t8US50GkgEP | World Economic Forum

The world's most popular shipping routes are clear to see in this dataset of ship traffic over the course of a year from ships that voluntarily provide weather observations (only about 10% of all commercial ships). After being stuck in the Suez Canal for nearly a week blocking all traffic, the ship Ever Given has been freed. Look at how much traffic there typically is through there! Read more here: https://sos.noaa.gov/datasets/shipping-routes-with-labels-one-year/ | NOAA Science On a Sphere

15 reactions | The EU stands with Somalia in securing global shipping routes, preventing terrorism and piracy, and combatting human trafficking. Together, we’re building the foundation for peace and stability in the Horn of Africa. This month, the EU delivered essential equipment to the Somali National Army under the European Peace Facility: another step towards a safer, stronger future. | European External Action Service - EEAS | Facebook