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Reducing black carbon in the Arctic
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Reducing black carbon in the Arctic
Most cruise ships burn bunker oil, which tends to be cheaper but more polluting than other oil-based fuels. © Ground Truth Trekking, CC BY 3.0 By Bill Hemmings, Advisor, Clean Arctic Alliance Two major pollutants present in crude oil — sulphur and aromatic compounds — have been heavily restricted for years in fuels used for road transportation, mobile machinery, rail locomotives and inland shipping. These measures have cut air pollution signif…
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