UN Shipping Agency Greenlights A Decade Of Rising Greenhouse Gas Emissions

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By Guest ContributorNov 20, 2020, 6:29 pm299 ptsTrending
The IMO’s marine environment protection committee approved a proposal that will allow the shipping sector’s 1 billion tonnes of annual greenhouse gas emissions to keep rising for the rest of this decade — the very decade in which the world’s climate scientists say we must halve global greenhouse gas…

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UN Shipping Agency Greenlights A Decade Of Rising Greenhouse Gas Emissions

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