Red Sea Crisis Fuels Shipping Emission Surge And Threatens Climate Goals

The Red Sea crisis, marked by attacks from Houthi rebels, is causing a significant increase in carbon emissions as shipping routes divert around Africa.
The detour, prompted by security concerns, is lengthening voyages and contributing to a surge in CO2 emissions.
The maritime industry, already a substantial emitter, faces challenges in meeting climate goals.
The increased emissions, supply chain disruptions, and potential financial impacts on companies could hinder efforts to achieve...