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Shipping industry continues to cut emissions

Jan 7, 2016 | Sea freight Transport & Logistics

The International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO’s) Lee Adamson explains how IMO rules means that all newly-built ships will help cut Green House Gas emissions.

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