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Green shipping opportunity, Starliner launch delay and the balancing robo-dog: Engineering Futures Weekly

Welcome to Engineering Futures Weekly, bringing you the latest stories that are shaping the future of engineering. Featuring the latest innovations, trends and announcements, these articles from around the web will help you stay ahead of the curve in an ever-changing industry.

1. Green shipping could add 4m jobs by 2050

Decarbonisation of the shipping sector could create up to 4m jobs by 2050, according to a new report.

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