We will do our part to protect planet Earth. We will make an effort to educate ourselves and others about environmental issues and strive to provide solutions. We will lend a hand to the environment by offering new and innovative approaches and products to reduce Green House Gas Emissions (GHG).
We will work with our industry partners to enable and support them to become leaders in their own industries by taking iniatves to identify and use readily available technology to make their work environments and
the World a Better Place to Live by conserving energy and protecting air and water quality.
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Eighty percent of all goods transported around the world are transported by sea. Every year, over 10,000 freighters pass through the waters of southern British Columbia, on the way to or from Vancouver, Seattle, or other destinations around the Strait of Georgia and neighbouring Puget Sound. Oil tankers, fuel barges, naval vessels, cruise ships, fish boats, pleasure craft and ferries - all must all share these waters.
Marine Pollution on South Coast a Major Concern
Accidents can - and do - happen, often with serious environmental consequences from resulting oil and fuel spills. Marine safety is therefore paramount.
Pollution from discharges of bilge water, graywater, sewage, lubricating oil, engine coolants and other contaminants.
Every year, air quality worsens in British Columbia's Lower Mainland - and the primary source of this pollution is not cars, but ships!
In Metro Vancouver, ships produce one third of the sulphur dioxide and are the second biggest producer of nitrous oxide.
