The South Korean government on Apr. 24 called on China to relocate three maritime structures recently installed in the Yellow ...

In November of 2020, a freak wave came out of the blue, lifting a lonesome buoy off the coast of British Columbia 17.6 meters ...

A vibrant yellow buoy floating in the water, contrasting against the coastal buildings and green hills in the background. Royalty-free licenses let you pay once to use copyrighted images and video ...

Under a 1982 international treaty called the Convention on the Law of the Sea, Arctic ... steering toward a yellow speck in the middle of the lake, a climate-monitoring buoy due for scheduled ...

The new version is now sold in collaboration with the RNLI and a donation from every sale goes to helping save more lives at sea ... are known as swim buoys and can also be called inflatable ...

pink or yellow, to stand out from the water. This should alert your presence to other water users, including boats, and help you attract attention in case of emergency. Tow floats are known as swim ...

At the end of the lake is a 98.4-feet-high waterfall called Bøsdalafossur running over the edge to the Atlantic Ocean, almost ...

China appears to be reviving its now-familiar “gray zone” tactics — subtle, nonmilitary maneuvers to expand control without open confrontation — this time in the Yellow Sea aimed at Korea.

The North Sea, home of the UK's oil and gas industry, is witnessing a remarkable transformation into the global frontier for floating offshore wind (FOW) development. It is not just the deep waters ...

China’s growing presence in the Yellow Sea is raising serious concerns in Korea. The installation of steel maritime structures within the Korea-China Provisional Measures Zone (PMZ) violates both a ...

South Korea is contemplating the establishment of a 'necessary facility' in its overlapping territorial waters with China in the Yellow Sea as a response to Beijing's deployment of a steel ...