Net-Zero by 2050: The IMO’s Victory—and the Case for Less Fuel, Not More

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By Michael BarnardApr 13, 2025, 11:47 pm187 ptsTop
In April 2025, the International Maritime Organization did something rare for a UN body: it passed a binding climate policy. Not advisory, not aspirational, but actual mandatory rules. The agreement commits international shipping to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions “by or around 2050,” and despite the…

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Net-Zero by 2050: The IMO’s Victory—and the Case for Less Fuel, Not More

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