All at sea: UN's shipping body faces a climate crisis
Ed King reflects on a bizarre week for the International Maritime Organisation, which saw tensions over climate policy once again laid bare
Last week was one to forget for the UN's London-based shipping body. On Monday the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) woke to headlines accusing it of allowing business groups too much access...
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