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THE INTERNATIONAL Maritime Organization (IMO) looks likely to control the shipping industry’s emissions reduction strategy for 12 months at least after climate-change negotiations ended at Copenhagen on Friday.
That outcome will cheer international and national shipowner peak bodies, including the Australian Shipowners Association (ASA), which have called for IMO to oversee the industry’s strategy through a uniform approach.
ASA executive director Teresa Hatch insisted earlier this month that...
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