Bimco: Sulfur requirements should not be based on death tolls
It makes no sense to submit reports about the risk of premature deaths caused by sulfur emissions at this point in the debate over the implementation of global sulfur requirements in 2020 or 2025, Bimco tells ShippingWatch.
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
ShippingWatch reported yesterday, Tuesday, that a new study shows that 570,000 people around the world are at risk of dying prematurely if the international sulfur requirements are implemented in 2025 instead of 2020.
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