Hydrogen remains a spotlighted solution, but real-world clean energy potential is still under scrutiny.
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The industry sells scrubbers as saviors, but overwhelming data prove they’re ocean polluters prolonging dirty fuel use.
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A Ph.D marine policy specialist argues that defending scrubbers ignores their mounting environmental damage and supporting science.
Environmentalist David Suzuki says it's too late to expect governments to act on climate threats – it’s now up to us.
Hydrogen remains a spotlighted solution, but real-world clean energy potential is still under scrutiny.
The industry sells scrubbers as saviors, but overwhelming data prove they’re ocean polluters prolonging dirty fuel use.
A Ph.D marine policy specialist argues that defending scrubbers ignores their mounting environmental damage and supporting science.
Environmentalist David Suzuki says it's too late to expect governments to act on climate threats – it’s now up to us.
The booming cruise and tourism industries are destroying vital whale shark feeding zones in Mexico and the Maldives.
Advocates defend NEPA against rollbacks threatening environmental oversight.
Ignoring climate change leads to escalating environmental and economic consequences.
The global shipping industry continues to burn the dirtiest fuels available. Here’s why that has to change.
While shipowners tout scrubber systems as green investments, their real impact tells a different story.
Used to clean exhaust, open-loop scrubbers dump pollutants straight into the ocean—raising questions about false compliance.
Learning about the ocean and how we influence it is critical to making responsible decisions about its resources and survival.
Environmental groups coalition call for an immediate ban on scrubber wastewater discharge within coastal zones.
The health and vitality of the Great Barrier Reef continues to decline. Are the increasing number of cruise ships in the area contributing to its bleak outlook?
While the cost of scrubber installations decreases, the ocean is paying the price.
The ocean faces significant challenges, including warming, pollution, acidification, and declining oxygen levels, all of which endanger its ecosystems and the creatures that inhabit them. But why does this matter to you? Here are five important reasons to care.
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It’s no secret that shipowners seek to win profits from circumventing IMO low sulphur fuel regulations by utilizing hazardous scrubbers on board their vessel. Most shipping companies are recouping their investment within five years
Global delegates at this month’s IMO meeting agreed to tighten shipping’s lax CO2 goals. But according to some, it’s not nearly enough.
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It looks like Northern Europe is cleaning up their waters with Denmark officially approving the ban on pollutant-producing open-loop scrubbers that will take effect on July 1st, 2025.
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