World's dirtiest fuel seen holding out even as ships clean up

Desire to buy the world's dirtiest fuel persists despite the shipping sector spending billions of dollars to comply with tighter environmental regulations in waters across the globe.
Photo: Mercator
Photo: Mercator
BY LAURA BLEWITT, BLOOMBERG

Even as the owners of ships carrying everything from bananas to oil spend billions of dollars to meet tighter clean-air rules, demand to buy the dirtiest fuel will still hold out in some parts of the world.

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