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October 28, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Shipping pollution not too bad after all

A new Danish study has shown that shipping accounts for much less air pollution than originally supposed. Shipping was thought to be responsible for 68 percent of the world’s sulphur emissions, but the new study found that the figure was actually only about 37 percent.

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A new Danish study has shown that shipping accounts for much less air pollution than originally supposed. Shipping was thought to be responsible for 68 percent of the world’s sulphur emissions, but the new study found that the figure was actually only about 37 percent.

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