News / The industry must collaborate and take action to address climate change

20/03/2019

Industry must take the lead in addressing the pending climate catastrophe, with “the earth unable to wait for rules and regulations”.

Vice chair of the Dutch Maritime Council Kim van Neer was speaking at the European Shippers’ Council Maritime Day in Rotterdam today.

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