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Day: 16 July 2024

Clean Arctic Alliance Position: Deep Sea Mining

Scyphozoan Jellyfish in the Arctic

The Clean Arctic Alliance supports a global moratorium on all deep seabed mining activities. 

MEPC 82/5/2*: Regulating Black Carbon emissions from international shipping impacting the Arctic

MEPC 82/5/2*: Regulating Black Carbon emissions from international shipping impacting the Arctic

This submission develops the concept of “polar fuels” discussed at PPR 11. It seeks to set out the fuel characteristics that would distinguish polar fuels from residual fuels and thus lead to fuel-based reductions in ship Black Carbon (BC) emissions if mandated for use in an near the Arctic.

Shipping Green Corridors – a comprehensive new vision which includes people, nature, and climate

Shipping Green Corridors - a comprehensive new vision which includes people, nature, and climate

This position outlines CAA’s proposed approach to defining Arctic Shipping Green Corridors, which if implemented would support the reduction of shipping impacts and contribute to addressing the triple planetary crisis of climate, biodiversity, and pollution in the region.  

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