On ever thinner ice reducing black carbon demands urgent action | News World

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International Maritime Organization deliberations are underway on an Arctic polar fuel requirement to help stop the Arctic meltdown and cut black carbon emissions.

A new report released demonstrates why the International Maritime Organization  should immediately act to reduce black carbon pollution by requiring the use of cleaner marine fuels in the Arctic.

The report by Pacific Environment, “On ever thinner ice: Reducing black carbon demands urgent action,” takes an…

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