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IMO debates options to cut ship air pollution

ENDS Europe
Tuesday 21 November 2006

An international working group reviewing air pollution from marine transport has developed "pretty firm ideas" on ways to cut emissions of sulphur oxides (SOx) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) from ships over the next decade. The group, which met in Oslo last week, will present final recommendations to the International maritime organisation (IMO) in July 2007.

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