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Most heavy oil sites in Saskatchewan don’t measure pollution: scientist

Getting industrial methane under control is critical in the climate fight. The federal government says proposed new methane rules are in the works — and expected ‘later this fall.’

Can polluting shipping sector clean up its act?

The United States and Norway "challenge" highly polluting shipping sector to reduce emissions at UN climate summit.
Arctic shipping drives fuel consumption

Report highlights dramatic increase in fuel consumption in Arctic shipping

Fuel consumption by ships plying Arctic waters grew by 82 per cent in recent years, according to a new report by the Arctic Council's Protection of the Arctic Marine Environment (PAME) Working Group.

Norway considers size limitation on passenger ships sailing at Svalbard
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Norway considers size limitation on passenger ships sailing at Svalbard

The initiative, along with a ban on heavy fuel oil, is welcomed by both locals in Longyearbyen and Arctic expedition cruise operators.
Environmentalists hope self-imposed ban on heavy fuel oil will get regulators talking
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Environmentalists hope self-imposed ban on heavy fuel oil will get regulators talking

Ships are already getting ready for new limits on emissions imposed by the International Marine Organization, but the UN body is also looking at banning heavy fuel oil entirely.
Environmental groups welcome ban on dirty fuel by Arctic cruise operators
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Environmental groups welcome ban on dirty fuel by Arctic cruise operators

A coalition of environmental and conservation groups says it welcomes a decision to forgo the use of heavy fuel oil while operating in the region.

Solomon Islands oil spill expanding toward UNESCO site
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Solomon Islands oil spill expanding toward UNESCO site

A ship ran aground more than a month ago, and a gash on its side is leaking oil. There's growing outrage that the companies responsible are not taking action to stop the environmental destruction.
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