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 UN shipping body agrees to CO2-cutting proposals | |
| Datum | 29/03/2010 |
| Door | admin |
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Internationaal, Klimaat, Lucht en geur, Milieubeleid - overheid, Mobiliteit en transport, Persoverzicht, Website
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The International Maritime Organisation (IMO), the United Nations shipping agency, on Friday (17 July) agreed to voluntary proposals aimed at cutting carbon emissions, but environmental groups said it fell short of what was needed.
Shipping and aviation are the only industrial sectors not regulated under the Kyoto Protocol, which sets targets for greenhouse gas emissions by rich countries for the period 2008-12.
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