IMO agrees that we can control black carbon emissions from ships

The International Maritime Organization agreed on 41 appropriate ways to reduce black carbon from ships and will consider potential black carbon control policies at the next Marine Environment Protection meeting

IMO Takes First Step on Reducing Black Carbon Emissions in the Arctic

Countries adopt mid-century greenhouse gas emissions goal for shipping

At Last, the Shipping Industry Begins Cleaning Up Its Dirty Fuels - Yale E360

Countries Convene to Tackle Runaway Shipping Emissions - Climate

As Greenland rapidly sheds ice, IMO must cut shipping's black carbon emissions

71% Of New Box Ships Exceed IMO'S 2025 EEDI -Study

IMO Again Fails to Act on Black Carbon Emissions in Arctic

EU carbon tax puts a price on shipping emissions

MEPC81: IMO Urged to Create New Arctic Areas Free From Shipping Pollution - Clean Arctic Alliance

Countries adopt mid-century greenhouse gas emissions goal for shipping

Bryan Comer - The International Council on Clean Transportation

IMO agrees that we can control black carbon emissions from ships. But will we? - International Council on Clean Transportation

Environmentalists applaud IMO reductions in sulphur in shipping fuels