In Ireland’s Cork Harbor, pollution levels were 250 times greater than safe levels recommended by the World Health Organization.
ICCT says current marine fuel policies fall short—urging tighter limits to protect global air quality and coastal communities.
Marine scientists issue warning: open-loop scrubbers may cause lasting harm to coastal waters and marine habitats.
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Scientists urge hands-on restoration to revive marine ecosystems damaged by trawling, pollution, and climate change.
In Ireland’s Cork Harbor, pollution levels were 250 times greater than safe levels recommended by the World Health Organization.
ICCT says current marine fuel policies fall short—urging tighter limits to protect global air quality and coastal communities.
Marine scientists issue warning: open-loop scrubbers may cause lasting harm to coastal waters and marine habitats.
Scientists urge hands-on restoration to revive marine ecosystems damaged by trawling, pollution, and climate change.
A Brazilian study reveals unborn dolphins already carry heavy metals, highlighting the devastating effects of toxic scrubber discharge.
New study warns ocean pH hit a “planetary boundary” in 2020, threatening marine ecosystems globally.
Melting glaciers threaten coastal populations with rising seas and increased flooding.
New findings reveal Arctic black carbon levels are significantly underestimated, worsening climate impacts.
Examines how shipping contributes to marine ecosystem stress and environmental degradation.
A recent research study suggests that the mislabeling of biofuels in marine blends is widespread.
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Good News! The latest research shows that low emission zones are successfully reducing air pollution.
Fifteen Years After Largest U.S. Offshore Oil Spill, Researchers Reveal the Most-Polluting Rigs
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Climate change has officially become the leading threat to endangered species in the United States, surpassing habitat loss and pollution.
Cleaner in name only? Methane leaks from LNG-powered ships could undermine the fuel’s environmental credibility.
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A new study suggests ship emissions are contributing to increased lightning strikes—yet another unintended consequence of dirty fuels.
New technologies can detect hidden oil spills, speeding up the discovery of new species and the impacts on marine life.
A new report from Pacific Environment calls for an immediate scrubber ban. Here’s Why...
Research study suggests that top-down governance may not be the most effective approach.
With renewables generating more electricity than fossil fuels for the first time in 2024, the UK sets the example.
Study Finds that Europe’s Cruise ships are producing more pollution than they did five years ago.
Man-made marine pollution poses a major threat to the health of our oceans, with a range of human activities exacerbating this serious issue. Acknowledging the importance of every interaction we have with the marine
Sulphur emissions have proven to be a complex problem for the environment. New studies show that while sulphur emissions, both into the air and into the oceans,
The quarterly list of ships installed with polluting scrubbers, which you can find here, has been updated. To no surprise, on the list is Alassia Newships Management Inc. who in 2015 had a Fuel Oil Spill event from their panamax M/V Marathassa
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A new study has revealed that we don’t have an accurate account of the number of emissions including toxic scrubber effluent quantities being released daily.
It’s the holiday season! And around the world, people are celebrating with traditional fish-focused holiday meals. Take for example, the Sicilians’
With the release of movies like Finding Nemo and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, sales of adorable, “crime-fighting” pet turtles skyrocketed. But as quickly as they were sold, they were returned or abandoned and thrown (illegally) into
If you’ve been keeping up with us, you know that dirty scrubbers have been installed on more than 4,000 ships as a way to circumvent the 2020 IMO Sulphur Fuel Limit, which was implemented to reduce SOx emissions.
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