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Calls grow for full investigation into BP-linked fuel causing ship incidents around the world
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Calls grow for full investigation into BP-linked fuel causing ship incidents around the world

Following an investigation into the BP-linked ship fuel associated with a major oil spill in Mauritius last summer, environmental and marine worker groups are now calling for a full and urgent investigation into the global ship fuel scandal.

UN shipping body approves Arctic heavy fuel oil 'ban', delayed for a decade
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UN shipping body approves Arctic heavy fuel oil 'ban', delayed for a decade

Campaigners describe ban as "meaningless", as concessions to Russia allow most ships to continue using heavy fuel oil in the sensitive polar region until 2029
More than 100 maritime CEOs want to fight climate change by slowing down ships
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More than 100 maritime CEOs want to fight climate change by slowing down ships

Regulating cargo ship speeds could be one of the least expensive ways to cut carbon emissions.
Jessica F. Green: Why do we need new rules on shipping emissions? Well, 90 percent of global trade depends on ships
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Jessica F. Green: Why do we need new rules on shipping emissions? Well, 90 percent of global trade depends on ships

The new rules won't be “Paris compliant,” though — they don't go far enough.
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