Was Denmark taking a nap at the IMO's environmental meeting?
Denmark, along with several other countries claiming to fight for the environment, could have been more firm in its negoatiations with the IMO regarding new environmental requirements, says a series og suppliers and NGOs ShippingWatch has spoken to.
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
The Danish authorities, represented by the Danish Maritime Authority, the Danish Nature Agency, and the Danish Environmental Agency, could have acted tougher at the IMO environmental negiatiations last week. That's the opinion of both suppliers, shipowners, and NGOs following the change of two key environmental decisions regarding ballast water and NOx emissions at the meeting.
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