The largest cruise ship ever built – and its environmental impact | DW News

This is the largest cruise ship ever built it is five times bigger than the Titanic at 365 M long it has 20 decks and can carry 10,000 people at a time but these super ships have a massive environmental impact most of the ships are fueled by marine oil or liquefied

Natural gas a fossil fuel made mostly of methane crues produce double the emissions of flying and staying in a hotel the Cru industry is is the fastest growing tourism sector and half of US citizens believe Cru is to be environmentally friendly but the reality is far from that

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25 comments
  1. But you’re okay with buying slave labor made goods that are shipped around the world just because you can get them cheap.
    Compare the number of cruise ships to cargo ships. Just a drop in the bucket.

  2. A ship 10 times larger than the titanic has more emissions than a single 747? WOW who would have guessed 😂😂😂😂😂

  3. It don't look safe… Like it could crack and break , something to do with the spacing of waves and nothing under the belly sometimes… ??? 😮

  4. I dont think you understand what are talking about!
    Its not even close, compared to some factory emissions. Stop talking nonsense.
    You want change in this field?! Go to China, talk to them about theyr factories!!!
    And leave god damn tourists alone. Theyr probably paying your bill somehow…

  5. Control people comments, delete comments, cover up the leader's own mistakes! Use the highest authority to grant oneself the right to exemption! Judicial immunity! Are you a constitution or a royal law or Chinese dictator rules ?

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