Ocean carriers turning over a new (green) leaf

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Ocean carriers turning over a new (green) leaf

| Jun 27, 2019 5:51PM EDT
Whatever people might think of the various proposed solutions, one thing is clear: the issue of decarbonization in international shipping isn’t going anywhere.
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