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IMO Postpones Carbon Vote
- The International Maritime Organization (IMO) delayed the vote on a carbon tax for shipping by one year due to lobbying from the Trump administration and oil-producing nations.
- The decision was made during a meeting in London, signaling a setback for international climate action on shipping emissions.
- U.S. officials threatened reprisals against countries supporting the tax, framing it as an unconstitutional burden on American consumers.
