The impact of ship emissions on climate

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Emissions such as CO2, NOx, SOx, Co and hydrocarbons from international shipping affect the chemical composition of atmosphere and the climate in several ways. Several emissions inventories have been established to measure these emissions. In order to protect the atmosphere, the Maritime Environmental Protection Committee of the International Maritime Organization responsible for international regulations of pollutions from ships has provided international limits for NOx, Co2, etc. A detailed research in this area will help policy makers to develop appropriate strategies.

United Kingdom, Science & research, Water Transportation, Water Transportation Services, Support Activities for Water Transportation, Research, Environmental aspects, Shipping industry

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Exhaust emission control - the growing challenge

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The details of the Marine and Power Emissions Conference, which is to take place in November 2005 and in London, are presented. The focus of the conference has been on the effects of emission at the local, national and international level, tightening of legislation in this regard, and the different emission control solutions implemented so far.

England, Conferences, meetings and seminars, International aspects

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Simple solution to NOx technical code implementation

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The ship owners and engine builders must ensure that the engines are complied with the new Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) regulations. Annex VI of MARPOL, known as the regulations for the provention of air pollution from ships, will require compliance with the technical code on control of emissions of NOx from marine diesel engines.

Industrial Gas Manufacturing, Industrial gases, Nitrogen Oxide Gases, Nitrogen oxides, Nitrogen oxide

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