IMO discusses rules to curb black carbon from shipping, while climate change accelerates Arctic melting and impacts global trade.
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Updated Sep 15
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IMO discusses rules to curb black carbon from shipping, while climate change accelerates Arctic melting and impacts global trade.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- ACR Electronics urges the International Maritime Organization to adopt international standards to support a transition.Sub-event
IMO is discussing rules to curb black carbon emissions from shipping.1 source
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Climate change impacts the planet's ecosystems, with global temperature rise affecting the Arctic. The United Nations and WMO are involved.Also in this story
- The World Meteorological Organization analyzes global freshwater resources, noting erratic water cycle changes and above average river flows.
- Global news reports discuss Arctic warming trends.
- Nations are negotiating a UN treaty regarding plastic pollution.
- Arctic and Antarctic sea-ice loss percentages are reported, with the Arctic contributing 20-30% of loss.
The entities involved
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International Maritime Organization
specialized UN agency concerned with legal and regulatory aspects of maritime activity