The International Maritime Organization (IMO) took another step toward establishing a legally binding framework to lower GHG emissions from ships globally.

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Maritime Trade Group Approves Net-Zero Shipping Regulations

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Las Vegas Sands Reduces Emissions 50%

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NJ Transit Adds Electric Buses

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University College Dublin Sets 2030 Sustainability Goals

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