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Join April 13th Webinar: Reducing black carbon emissions and other impacts from shipping on the Arctic (Pre PPR 10)

Webinar Video: Reducing black carbon emissions and other impacts from shipping on the Arctic (Pre PPR 10)

Liudmila Osipova, International Council on Clean Transportation, presents research on black carbon emissions from ships sailing in and near the Arctic.
Sea ice in the Arctic, photograph by Dave Walsh davewalshphoto.com

With Arctic Winter Sea Ice at Annual Low, Urgent Need to Slash Shipping Emissions

“The devastating news that the Arctic sea ice maximum has reached one of the lowest extents recorded must drive an urgent and rapid slashing of emissions - particularly black carbon - from all sectors, including international shipping”, said Dr Sian Prior, Lead Advisor to the Clean Arctic Alliance.
PPR 10-6-5 - Comments on document PPR 106 with regard to the reduction of the impact on the Arctic of Black Carbon Emissions from International shipping

PPR 10-6-5 – Comments on document PPR 106 with regard to the reduction of the impact on the Arctic of Black Carbon Emissions from International shipping

In this document, the Inuit Circumpolar Council (ICC) emphasizes areas of particular interest to the ICC and the need to develop mandatory and concrete measures to urgently reduce Black Carbon emissions from shipping in the Arctic and Inuit Nunaat.
PPR 10-6-6 - Geographic scope of Black Carbon reduction measures

PPR 10-6-6 – Geographic scope of Black Carbon reduction measures

This document responds to unresolved discussions during the Correspondence Group on Prevention of Air Pollution from Ships on the geographic scope of measures (recommendatory or mandatory) aimed at reducing emissions of Black Carbon impacting the Arctic from international shipping.