28-11-2025 07:00 via theguardian.com

Many ships found breaching pollution limits despite tighter controls

Researchers using aircraft to sample exhaust plumes say infringements persist – even in stricter zonesA new study has found that a significant proportion of ships are breaching air pollution limits.Although the International Maritime Organization (IMO) has set regulations for shipping pollution since 2005, it is hard to know what happens once ships are at sea. Continue reading...
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