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Filthy sailing

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Large ships are very polluting, but no more so than all car in the world, explains Alternatives Economiques in this two-minute video to understand what could be done to achieve "zero carbon" by 2050.

Published on 14 November 2019

Cruise ships, tankers and giant container ships sail on fuel oil. Cheap as much as it is polluting, it is also harmful to health... and still tax-free.

Cet article est publié en partenariat avec the European Data Journalism Network

Cet article est publié en partenariat avec the European Data Journalism Network

Cet article est publié en partenariat avec the European Data Journalism Network

Cet article est publié en partenariat avec the European Data Journalism Network

Cet article est publié en partenariat avec the European Data Journalism Network

Cet article est publié en partenariat avec the European Data Journalism Network

Cet article est publié en partenariat avec the European Data Journalism Network

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