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IMO urged to ward off unilateral action with ambitious decarbonisation strategy

International Chamber of Shipping has warned EU member states that failure to compromise on carbon dioxide emissions from ships will undermine IMO’s authority

26 Mar 2018
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Shipowner groups rally on global carbon reduction consensus ahead of April Marine Environment Protection Committee meeting in London

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IMO urged to ward off unilateral action with ambitious decarbonisation strategy

International Chamber of Shipping has warned EU member states that failure to compromise on carbon dioxide emissions from ships will undermine IMO’s authority

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