International shipping recommends tax on CO2 emissions
Global shipping organizations Bimco and ICS urge the IMO to prioritize putting a CO2 tax on the agenda. Danish Shipping, however, makes a decisive objection.
Global maritime organizations Bimco and ICS recommend a tax on CO2 emissions in shipping, urging the IMO to make the topic a priority.
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