Equal Routes
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Equal Routes is working to build a sustainable and equitable marine shipping sector focused on human rights, ocean health, and climate equity.
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“The IMO cannot afford an outcome next week that falls out of step with global, national, and regional commitments to cut methane emissions and a just and equitable transition,” said Elissama Menezes, Co-Director of @equalroutes.bsky.social Routes.
April 4, 2025 at 1:40 PM
“The IMO cannot afford an outcome next week that falls out of step with global, national, and regional commitments to cut methane emissions and a just and equitable transition,” said Elissama Menezes, Co-Director of @equalroutes.bsky.social Routes.
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"The consequence of low ambition and weak commitments is not just the proliferation of greenwashed options such as LNG, but the sacrifice of a truly just and equitable transition. " @equalroutes.bsky.social bit.ly/mepc83csc1
Lack of Urgency and Ambition Means IMO’s Climate Action Hangs in Balance
London, 4 April 2025: As week one of a marathon series of International Maritime Organization (IMO) meetings closes today, all three elements of a successful shipping industry response to the climate ...
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April 4, 2025 at 1:40 PM
"The consequence of low ambition and weak commitments is not just the proliferation of greenwashed options such as LNG, but the sacrifice of a truly just and equitable transition. " @equalroutes.bsky.social bit.ly/mepc83csc1
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"The world’s most vulnerable communities—those who have contributed the least to the climate crisis—are the ones who will bear the greatest burden. Their future must not be compromised in the pursuit of false, harmful alternatives.” @equalroutes.bsky.social bit.ly/mepc83csc1 /END 🧵
Lack of Urgency and Ambition Means IMO’s Climate Action Hangs in Balance
London, 4 April 2025: As week one of a marathon series of International Maritime Organization (IMO) meetings closes today, all three elements of a successful shipping industry response to the climate ...
bit.ly
April 4, 2025 at 1:40 PM
"The world’s most vulnerable communities—those who have contributed the least to the climate crisis—are the ones who will bear the greatest burden. Their future must not be compromised in the pursuit of false, harmful alternatives.” @equalroutes.bsky.social bit.ly/mepc83csc1 /END 🧵
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January 9, 2025 at 4:29 PM
Equal Routes authored report for @greenpeace.de examined accidents which resulted in deaths, injuries, and significant harm to communities. Lack of transparency, inadequate safety protocols, methane leaks, poor siting requirements all point to @saynotolng.bsky.social to this dangerous fossil gas.
December 18, 2024 at 10:43 AM
Equal Routes authored report for @greenpeace.de examined accidents which resulted in deaths, injuries, and significant harm to communities. Lack of transparency, inadequate safety protocols, methane leaks, poor siting requirements all point to @saynotolng.bsky.social to this dangerous fossil gas.