Shipping efficiency rules and speed limits will cut CO2 - now nations must act
Nations must avoid dangerous path of delay and take strong action on shipping CO2 this week, argues John Maggs of the Clean Shipping Coalition
Most of the world's governments will have delegations in London this week for the next round of talks at the UN's International Maritime Organisation. But there's little awareness that these climate negotiations...
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