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  • Air emissions from ocean-going shipping have negative effects on human health and the natural environment. We support regulation which will significantly reduce these effects, as evidenced by a 2018 survey showing that areas in Europe with regulation-limited sulphur content in fuel saw a drop in sulphur concentrations in the air by up to 60%.

  • An Iranian tanker at the center of a confrontation between Washington and Tehran has switched destination and is now heading to Turkey instead of southern Greece, data from real-time ship tracking website MarineTraffic showed on Saturday.

  • Azna snow tunnel on the Oshtoran Kooh slope has been created by accumulation of snow during the winter and is now one of the most exciting tourist attractions of Lorestan province.

  • ESTONIA: The Ministry of Economic Affairs & Communications and the Ministry of the Environment are preparing a railway electrification strategy after receiving cabinet backing for the development of proposals.

  • The Methanol Institute announced that it has welcomed the launch of two new dual-fueled tankers capable of operation using clean-burning Methanol. Namely, the 49,000dwt product tankers Mari Couva and Mari Kokako were named on August 16.

  • A new research discovered that a warming planet could change ocean waves in more than 50% of the world's coastlines. If this happens, it could lead to significant impacts to coastal flooding and erosion.

  • The 1st phase of Astara-Rasht railing procedure which is 40 km will start soon, deputy minister of Road and Urban Development said.

  • One Saudia flight attendant was killed and 11 more injured when their company-provided transport collided with a delivery truck en-route to King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on Wednesday. The injured flight attendants were transferred to hospitals for treatments.

  • CMA CGM has ruled out using the Northern Sea Route for trade between Asia and Europe despite it being navigable during much of the year due to climate change.

  • The first Airbus A220-300 for EgyptAir has successfully completed its inaugural test flight from the Mirabel assembly line. The first of 12 aircraft EgyptAir has on order is due to be delivered to the Cairo-based airline in the coming weeks.