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Maritime News
NGOs Welcome Guidance on IMO Plans for Reducing Underwater Noise
[By Clean Arctic Alliance]As a meeting of the International Maritime Organization’s (IMO) Sub-Committee on Ship Design and Construction (SDC 12)…
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Market Forces Reducing Vehicle Carbon Emissions
Several present-day governments seek to use legislation to reduce atmospheric carbon emissions from transportation industry vehicles. However, the greatest…
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Arctic Council urged to ‘act now’ on reducing black carbon emissions from shipping
The Clean Arctic Alliance and its member organization, Norway-based Bellona, called on the Arctic Council to take action to reduce…
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Port News
US focuses on reducing Houthi threat in the Red Sea
As well as discussing the idea of a naval coalition with allies, the US is looking to turn the cash…
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Marine World
Maximizing the Impact and Reducing the Cost of Alternative Fuels with HeatPower 300
In response to increasing environmental regulations, a significant number of shipowners and operators are planning to introduce ‘green fuels’ into…
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Port News
China finally grants crew change for MSC bulker, coal carrier queue reducing
China has given crew change permission to a bulk carrier that has been waiting to unload Australian coal at Tangshan…
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Marine World
IMO’s Passage Plan for Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Ships in the Spotlight
A virtual meeting of the Intersessional Working Group on Reduction of GHG Emissions from Ships (ISWG-GHG 7), held during late…
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Port of Long Beach continues reducing harmful emissions
California’s Port of Long Beach, the second-busiest container port in the United States, has reduced diesel soot by 88 per…
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Panama Canal Authority: Optimized routing pivotal in reducing GHG
Route optimization is a critical tool, which could offer the shipping industry an exponential reduction of CO2 and other greenhouse…
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