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Tag: marine shipping in Canada
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2020 Public Opinion Poll: Canadians’ Attitudes Towards Marine Shipping
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Perspectives on Co-Developing EMSA in Partnership with Indigenous Communities
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Clear Seas: Kate Moran, Ph. D., PDG, Ocean Networks Canada
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Marine shipping in the Great Lakes: What you need to know
Discover the Great Lakes waterway: Its geography, main shipping routes, cargo ports, and unique climate-related challenges.
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Invasive Species in Canadian Waters
Learn more about important invasive species found in Canadian waters that are impacting ecosystems and economies in these regions.
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Impact of Invasive Species Worldwide
Over 80% of the world’s marine ecoregions have been impacted by at least one harmful invasive species. Some regions have been impacted by many
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Practical Measures to Reduce Air Pollution from Ships
To reduce air pollution from marine shipping, vessel owners and operators are implementing practical measures including alternative energy sources, modifications to ship components and operational efficiencies.
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North American Emission Control Area
ECAs are established by the IMO to limit emissions from ships in coastal areas. In North America’s ECA, ships must burn fuel or scrub exhaust to emit a maximum of 0.1% sulphur content since January 2015.