European parliamentarians urge IMO to break deadlock
Four Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) have warned the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) that the “clock is ticking” and that it must act on carbon emissions immediately.
Like the small island states represented within the IMO, the European Parliament hopes an agreement to abolish carbon emissions in shipping by 2050 can be signed.
However, a number of emerging economies are refusing to go further than a 50% cut in that time.
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