Modern cargo ships are massive, carrying tens of thousands of containers and reshaping global trade. The key reason?

Cruise ships market the illusion of a floating escape with unlimited buffets, sunsets on demand, and zero dishes to wash. But ...

As sea levels rise, 800 million people from across 570 cities may have to relocate by 2050. But instead of relocating the people, what if we moved our cities instead?

Sea level rise concerns over 410 million people ... architects across the world have proposed a potential answer - floating cities. A future of living on water seems like a radical shift from ...

Other plans for floating cities have been launched, such as Oceanix City in Busan, South Korea, and a series of floating islands on the Baltic Sea developed by Dutch company Blue21, but none ...

designs and builds floating infrastructure for people to live and work sustainably on the ocean. (Some 90% of cities are coastal and hence can be vulnerable to sea level rise, according to UN ...

Instead of fighting rising sea levels, we should adapt to and embrace ... and is expected to be completed by the start of 2028. Floating cities have been criticized for offering housing solutions ...

These nations are literally sinking into the sea – leaving their residents ... Whether the answer is climate visas or new floating cities – and most likely it will be a combination of policies ...

Participants envisioned sustainable, floating cities that address rising sea levels and climate change, demonstrating creativity, engineering prowess, and teamwork. Team Salacia, designed by ...

Picture of the broken pieces of the newly launched Floating Sea Bridge (FSB) seen drifting away in the sea at the Visakhapatnam beach triggered a flutter of comments on social media and other ...