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Clean Arctic Alliance Praises US & Canada Move to Phase out Arctic’s Dirtiest Fuel
Responding to the December 20th joint statement from the United States and Canada, agreeing to develop a strategy to phase out their use of heavy fuel oil (HFO) from vessels operating in the Arctic, the Clean Arctic Alliance praised both Arctic nations for their ambitious action to rid the region of the dirtiest marine fuel.
Let's get Heavy Fuel Oil out of the Arctic
Getting Heavy Fuel Oil out of the Arctic – the State of Play
When the International Maritime Organization’s Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC70) meeting closed in London on Friday, October 28, the Clean Arctic Alliance hailed the progress made by member countries towards a phase out of the use of heavy fuel oil (HFO) by ships sailing in Arctic waters.
Rise in Arctic Shipping Traffic is Bad News for Black Carbon Emissions
Infographic: Rise in Arctic Shipping Traffic is Bad News for Black Carbon Emissions
As new shipping routes open in the Arctic and traffic increases, Black Carbon (BC) emissions from combustion of heavy fuel oil (HFO) further exacerbate the melting of ice and increases the cause of health risks, shipping incidents, and their associated economic cost. There are cleaner solutions available.
Black Carbon infographic
Infographic: Rise in Arctic Shipping Traffic is Bad News for Black Carbon Emissions
An infographic by the Clean Arctic Alliance As new shipping routes open in the Arctic and traffic increases, Black Carbon (BC) emissions from combustion of heavy fuel oil (HFO) further exacerbate the melting of ice and increases the cause of health risks, shipping incidents, and their associated economic cost.  There are cleaner solutions available.