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Container lines vow to go green



Container companies plan to lower carbon emissions.

The global container shipping industry is playing its part, in line with World Environment Day yesterday, to emphasise its commitment to environmental protection and reduce their impact on their environment. A press release by new industry organisation Container Shipping Information Service (CSIS) said its members are aligning their practices to follow the United Nations Environmental Programme’s (UNEP) 12 steps to lowering carbon emissions. UNEP’s slogan for t his year’s event is ‘Kick the Habit! Towards a low carbon economy’ and aims to highlight resources and initiatives that promote low carbon economies and lifestyles.

The 12 steps are: making a commitment to lowering emissions, assessing where you stand, deciding and planning where you want to go, de-carbonising one’s life, getting energy efficient, switching to low carbon energy, investing in offsets and cleaner alternatives, offering low carbon products and services, buying and selling green products, teaming up in the green effort and talking about the issue.

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