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IMO goals out of reach of shipping sector while fossil fuels in play: ICS

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The IMO emissions reduction strategy will come into effect in 2020 and requires marine vessels to cut fuel sulphur emissions from 3.5% to just 0.5%. A second deadline is set for 2050 which will require...

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