Never let a crisis go to waste — even for decarbonisation
Owners and charterers should use these uncertain times to prepare for the new low-carbon push to come, says Engebret Dahm
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Africa faces lose-lose situation as IMO and EU emissions rules take centre stage
Africa policy experts call for EU to do more to allow IMO’s Net-Zero Framework to be only emissions regulation, says Maria Ogbugo
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Wavelength podcast: Ceasefire confusion in the Middle East
Plus, Exmar’s new gas carriers, a new Federal Maritime Commission role in the US, and why EU’s stalling on biocides is bad for yards
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Beaching isn’t the answer to the recycling wave about to crash ashore
More recycling capacity will be urgently needed in the years ahead, but reverting to old ways by beaching is not the answer, says Uday Yellapurkar
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Why are 110 certified Indian ship recycling yards frozen out by Brussels?
The EU rules are failing to deliver real benefits where they are needed most, writes David Loosley
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