Black Carbon and FuelEU Media Coverage
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Climate activists with the Clean Arctic Alliance sounded the alarm this week that negotiators could delete a demand by the Parliament that the Commission use a review of FuelEU Maritime to consider changes to the list of pollutants that the regulation covers.
PPR 10/6/3: A pathway for regulation of Black Carbon impacting the Arctic
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Following over a decade of work on the impact on the Arctic of Black Carbon emissions from international shipping, this document sets out a possible pathway for the regulation of Black Carbon emissions from shipping impacting the Arctic
Is the EU About to Ignore the Impact of Shipping’s Black Carbon Emissions in the Arctic?
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“The EU’s Fit for 55 Fuel EU Maritime Regulation outcome being discussed in Strasbourg this week already fails to include a provision to regulate black carbon emissions, the largest source of shipping’s climate warming impact after CO2 – cutting any mention of doing so in the future is not only deplorable, it makes a complete mockery of the EU’s own commitments made in its 2021 Arctic Strategy to lead the world on reducing Arctic ship pollution.”