Made up of 23 not-for-profit organisations, the Clean Arctic Alliance campaigns to persuade governments to take action to protect the Arctic, its wildlife and its people, including the achievement of:

• significant reductions in black carbon emissions from shipping both regionally in the Arctic and from further afield with an impact in the Arctic,
• urgent, short-term measures to reduce CO2 emissions from international shipping,
• national (domestic) level reductions in black carbon emissions and bans on the use and carriage of heavy fuel in national waters,
• prohibiting the use of scrubbers and discharge of scrubber effluents in the Arctic, and
• addressing ship-sourced underwater noise to reduce emissions and disturbance of Arctic wildlife.

Learn about what we do: Our Work