IMO agrees that we can control black carbon emissions from ships

The International Maritime Organization agreed on 41 appropriate ways to reduce black carbon from ships and will consider potential black carbon control policies at the next Marine Environment Protection meeting

IMO: decarbonisation and ship strikes

In-depth Q&A: Will the new global shipping deal help deliver climate goals? - Carbon Brief

IMO's work to cut GHG emissions from ships

Infographic: How Can We Reduce Black Carbon Emissions From International Shipping? - HFO-Free Arctic

Environmentalists applaud IMO reductions in sulphur in shipping fuels

IMO makes 'insufficient progress' on slashing black carbon emissions from Arctic shipping - Offshore Energy

IMO tackles with Arctic Black Carbon and Volatile Organic Compound emissions - SAFETY4SEA

Clean Arctic Alliance responds to black carbon emissions from

IMO update: Marine Environment Protection Committee – MEPC 77

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Black carbon' threat to Arctic as sea routes open up with global heating, Shipping emissions

Air Freight vs Sea Freight Carbon Footprint (The Real Numbers in 2023)

IMO agrees that we can control black carbon emissions from ships. But will we? - International Council on Clean Transportation

NGOs Urge Shipping Body To Halve Arctic Black Carbon Impacts By Switching Fuels - HFO-Free Arctic