Ports advocate for stronger international maritime environment regulations Our port and partners at the Northwest Seaport Alliance and Port of Tacoma this month continued our advocacy for stronger international regulations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This week leaders are at the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC).
We continue to advocate for: Finally, last month the Port of Seattle announced a partnership to explore a Pacific Northwest Green Corridor, initially focused on cruise ships between Washington State, British Columbia, Canada, and Alaska.
We look forward to updating the U.S.
Delegation on the status of the partnership and feasibility assessment as it progresses.
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