The solution to one shipping climate challenge could exacerbate another
The upcoming global sulfur directive is designed to solve a pollution issue, but the regulations look set to significantly exacerbate another problem. "It's not free for the environment," says a bunker consultant. It is the price that has to be paid to reduce sulfur emissions, says supplier Haldor Topsøe.
The solution for one environmental problem in shipping could exacerbate another environmental problem.
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