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July 17, 2009 · about 17 years ago

UN tackles ‘climate harm’ ships

The United Nations is discussing rules to cut the soaring emission of greenhouse gases from shipping. The environment committee of the International Maritime Organisation is drawing up recommendations for design standards to make ships more efficient. It includes working on operating standards so th

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The United Nations is discussing rules to cut the soaring emission of greenhouse gases from shipping. The environment committee of the International Maritime Organisation is drawing up recommendations for design standards to make ships more efficient. It includes working on operating standards so that ships save fuel.

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