The Cruise Ship Industry: A floating grave? | The Future of the Cruise Industry | ENDEVR Documentary

[@HankHargrove]

I apologize for being that guy who points out little details that most people do not care about, but I just can't let it go. The ship featured in the thumbnail is more of a ferry than a cruise ship (but it is a very nice ferry). Also, the description mentions that there are more ocean liners docked in Europe than before the pandemic, but they are cruise ships and not liners. The only true ocean liner currently sailing is the Queen Mary 2. Edit: Now it is definitely a photo of a cruise ship and not a ferry anymore!

[@ENDEVRDocs]

@@HankHargrove duly noted

[@ENDEVRDocs]

@@HankHargrove thanks again Hank for being that guy. As you can see it’s been corrected. 😊 Plus you were so nice about it. Take it easy.

[@diogocatalano9557]

The major problem in my opinion is the absurd size that these ships are being built. I don't understand the attraction of paying to spend a vacation in an overcrowded environment that looks like a shopping center.

[@ENDEVRDocs]

me either

[@ahope3333]

I agree. The cruise ships are tacky with tons of people aboard. Not my idea of fun.

[@timekiller6163]

Some ppl want to vacation and like crowds of new ppl. Would you rather gamble at a Casino by yourself or with others? Some ppl like to socialize. Cruises have Pools, Casinos, Buffets, Activities, Ocean Views, and a crowd of new ppl to socialize with. May not be your idea of a vacation but tons of young ppl are into traveling by Cruise ship

[@arcrides6841]

You'd have to pay me to spend weeks/months in one of these cess pits. At least $10,000 but even then I'd need to really think about it. I'd much rather spend 4 weeks in a forest. Much much much rather

[@bar10ml44]

@@timekiller6163People have no idea how to socialise on shore and I don't call a 4000-6000 passenger liner an ideal way to mingle. The introduction of private balconies massive mistake. There are some decent liners but not that a younger person would appreciate.

[@Jazzykatt23]

I love cruising. I get to sample different areas and I’m not stuck somewhere. I’m also a female who occasionally travels alone and I feel safest on a ship.

[@jomama5186]

I have never been on a cruise. They honestly scare me to death ! The weirdness of laws when bad things happen. They scare me even more than flying !

[@robertusa1234]

Watching Rick people with a Beautiful ocean view home complete with pool complaining about pollution is an absolute joke. They just want their privet beach back

[@ImahSillyGirl]

Thanks ENDEVR ! Love your uploads! They are always so informative❤

[@phillipphil1615]

It's a dream destination until one or more cruise liners show up...

[@eddenoy321]

Have a cruise ship meet up at the Pacific Garbage Patch, why not ?

[@phil4977]

Great report. The pollution from those ships terrible. When it comes to money, everything else is secondary.

[@carolynrose9522]

There needs to be a limit to the size they are building these ships. Is over 5000 + crew realistic?

[@FD2003Abc]

The Icon class cruise ship carries 10,000 passengers. Expect 25,000 before 2030.

[@chuckoneill2023]

@@carolynrose9522 No matter how big a ship gets, it's still tiny compared to the ocean. Most cruise lines are going bigger and bigger because there is definitely an economy of scale. I do believe they've reached a practical limit; there is definitely such a thing as too many cruisers overcrowding a port of call.

[@simon5005]

​@@FD2003Abc Royal Caribbean has already announced they're going back to building smaller ships again. 👍👍👍

[@TallMansCruiseAdventures]

@@simon5005 They are not going back, but announced that they will still build smaller ships as well as the Mega ships. A Balance if you will.

[@simon5005]

@@TallMansCruiseAdventures Never say never because everything always depends on the profit line. And I hear a lot of people are hating the huge ships because it's way too many people, and they're not keeping a big enough crew to keep everyone happy.

[@YouAintChris]

How odd; no military vessels or factories or refineries were mentioned. I guess they all run on solar power.

[@marymacdonald2379]

Military vessels, factories, etc. serve the general population. Cruise ships serve only those onboard and cruise ship owners/stockholders. In an increasingly polluted world we need to reduce pollution due to convenience (private planes vs commercial) vs necessity.

[@willywealth5947]

​@@marymacdonald2379all the employees & small businesses that make a living

[@timekiller6163]

​@@marymacdonald2379they measured Nitro in the air and blamed the cruise ship. But act like Cars and motor vehicles globally are producing way more pollution than all the cruise ships combined world wide

[@arcrides6841]

​@@marymacdonald2379"Military vessels serve the general population" Utterly preposterous ignorance of how the world works.

[@Seven-ld9zv]

This documentary was about the impact of cruise ships. Why would they include military vessels ? Might as well include space travel.

[@davidkimoochiiford3314]

All they have to complain about is a cruise ship, maybe a mile away. I live in a city, near a highway. The pollution builds up, visibly, on my porch.

[@BeataHart]

We just sailed through the Adriatic and the Aegean sea last week, we have been on the MSC Sinfonia cruise ship. The room, service, staff and everything were brilliant but I just couldn't relax, specially during the last stormy night...At least I know it now, boats are not for me. Respect to all the staff who can manage to stay on deck for months and months...

[@Skyisthelimit4me]

There is no long term solution to zero emissions. Can't have electric ships & electric trains. Can't have all electric vehicles either. Electricity production caused more emissions than anything.

[@sirobin171]

Electricity production is more and more remewable each year, everything we use can be electric, we just need to make the switch, I should say we have no choice but to switch.

[@altonbay629]

"We have met the enemy and they are us". Let us all dance towards our own extinction! 🎉

[@AP-nl4gs]

In the port of San Juan, Puerto Rico, a regular Caribbean cruise ship port, I visited some friends, who showed me everything in their house, covered in a fine, black, powder... the exhaust of the cruise ships' smokestacks. Human lungs cannot process this matter, and people become seriously ill. But the cruise ship industry's economic power and ability to corrupt officials, reigns supreme, and health hazards, passenger safety, and bad weather take a backseat to the cruise lines' profits. If anyone gifted me a cruise, I would simply refuse it, because I know what is really behind the glamour.

[@captdavec590]

These greedy, corrupt companies should all be forced out of business.

[@karlahart_AK]

What a powerful and well done video. You captured key points from air pollution to safety to economics.

[@retrospectivelyspectacular2331]

I was invited to a cruise last year, our cabin was in the back and near the top, the exhaust fumes were constantly noticeable. Honestly asked myself the question why these humongous ships aren’t run on nuclear power. But whatever, this whole type of holiday should be retired.

[@rext8949]

Nuclear fuel is a hazard and disposal of the spent fuel is difficult. In an accident , containing nuclear contamination is almost impossible. Radiation lasts for hundreds of years . The cruise industry should definitely be curtailed radically.

[@retrospectivelyspectacular2331]

@@rext8949 the cruise industry should be retired to be honest, can’t they figure out how to desalinate the sea water itself and then somehow get the hydrogen from the water to power a hydrogen fuel cell solution, I mean there was a Range Rover that ran on hydrogen a few years ago. Like imagine it never needs refilling or anything cause it swims on its fuel

[@rext8949]

@@retrospectivelyspectacular2331 Millions will not agree with your contention, however rational ; human beings want to be entertained at any cost . Nikola the truck maker has debuted a hydrogen model ; the details are awaited . The most important requirements are obviously cost effectiveness, safety, ease of transport and operation . For a cruise ship sailing for many days the scale is humongous and as pointed out in the report ,it is at the moment not viable commercially . Till such time a solution is found the activities of the industry has to be curtailed and this has to involve the politicians and the public .

[@bryanjk]

@@retrospectivelyspectacular2331 ⁠I can explain the hydrogen aspect. You need energy to break the hydrogen bond to make hydrogen fuel for a fuel cell. You’d actually lose joules of energy from energy loss during conversion just creating hydrogen. Cat chasing its own tail unfortunately in this scenario. (Hydrogen is practically a battery/storage without a free source of it) Desalination I’m not sure. Perhaps logistically at this time maybe it’s cheaper to just use a local or grid source rather than having a massive desalination plant. Would need maintenance, use fuel and the crew and space for it. Have to be a massive system in addition to the already existing water tanks.

[@incognito595]

The whole thing sounds like A Nightmare to me. No, thank you.

[@waverly2468]

There's a movie on BIng video "Twilight for the Gods" (1957) with Rock Hudson. He is the captain of an old sailing ship taking a group of passengers from Tahiti to Mexico. The ship runs into a storm and he isn't sure if he should keep the passengers on the ship or have them go on the lifeboats if the ship looks like it might sink. I didn't know that getting passengers onto lifeboats on a modern vessel can be hazardous.

[@johnB11ify]

Advert for a cruise ship came on while watching. Hilarious, especially after the disaster off Norway.😂

[@jomama5186]

This video made me think about a lot of things that early hadn't crossed my mind about this industry. Imagining how they would evacuate 4k + people off a listing boat that is actively sinking, would be a huge feat ! I doubt I will ever take a cruise after this. I was wondering about them. I am in my mid 50s. But this is still just too scary for me !!! I'm not a big risk taker !

[@stevengill1736]

When I was a kid I worked in the merchant marine for a few years and got to experience a couple of good Pacific storms. I took my cue from older sailors so I never was very afraid, nor did I get seasick. It was amazing seeing the moods of the ocean and watching the wildlife - of course you're on watch and working every day. I don't think a huge cruise ship would be as interesting to me, but you never know....

[@stevengill1736]

Ships are required to burn a lighter grade of fuel when in port now, but they and frieghters have gigantic engines, so the sheer quantities of fuel burned in large port cities is the problem.

[@sirobin171]

They should all be required to connect to the local grid and shut off the generators entirely. These companies should be required to do this or not be able to go to ports at all.

[@jeto-gu5ni]

What about older ships ?

[@markparti]

I used to be an engineer working on one of these ships and then I've also been an engineer working on one of these ships in Port😊

[@8ktv_kibratv]

Welcome back Prince Almasi keep going my G

[@brober]

With these huge hulls capacity at nearly 10,000 pax ,increasing reliance on automated systems,poorly trained and poorly paid multi lingual staff and crew. Only a matter of time before a disastrous shipwreck with a catastrophic loss of life occurs.

[@SeanPruitt-ov2et]

you dont know how well trained these crews are. and to be honest this comment is a bit racist considering you dont think multiple ethnic regions cannot provide proper aid to the ship and passengers.

[@brober]

@@SeanPruitt-ov2et I worked on board for 35 years. and you?

[@SeanPruitt-ov2et]

@@brober im an MT major lmao. i dont know what youre doing but obviously its wrong and you have the wrong mindset.

[@rext8949]

​@@brober Agree with your summation . The crew are not seafarers as the experienced captain pointed out ; they merely work on the ship in different positions and can panic in emergency situations.

[@brober]

@@SeanPruitt-ov2et obviously you're a landlubber pratt.😂

[@Carouselpics]

I was told that one ocean liner releases more co than all the cars in America for a year.. I'm betting that is true. I'm not talking a cruise ship.

[@lawerancelanham]

The only way to make them safe is to add extensive expenses. They need a supersized catamaran on either side that articulate up and down with severe waves and have hydraulic stabilizing abilities. They could also double as extra square footage considering the size they'd need to be...

[@sirobin171]

Nice idea I had not thought of.

[@initialb123]

There's no such thing as "emission free" cruise ships, they burn the lowest grade of fuel that can still be burnt and produce the most amazing amount of pollution you could imagine. Some ship types have exhaust gas washer(s) to stop the smoke from the exhaust but guess where it goes , overboard it's dumped / mixed into the water below the water line on the ship and excreted in stealth.

[@jorgemanso521]

Heard to believe this.....

[@initialb123]

@jorgemanso521 have a quick Google for shipping ecgs discharge , you'll find some ports ban any discharge at port

[@SeanPruitt-ov2et]

nope, its pumped off at a port with the infastructure to dispose of the waste.

[@peterjones6322]

New ships don't burn oil, they are powered by liquified natural gas.

[@initialb123]

@@peterjones6322 Oh ok, fair. Though what % of cruise ships are "new" , if the problem is with the 95% of ships it's hardly an argument for the 5% which aren't "as bad" yet still also polluting .

[@chuckoneill2023]

You are way late to the party. Cruising has been back up and running for two years now. BTW -- most of the cruise ports are very dependent on tourism.

[@margaretbrand9274]

As a salty sailor you couldn't pay me enough to get onto one of those floating graves ! 🚫

[@timtom-d5n]

i need more documentaries in my life.

[@avrilrhaburn4203]

very imformative we dont just take things for granted

[@MrRodmic]

"We don't want to end up dead"......well, not really much of a choice though!

[@oz_medias]

Wow, was that every interesting. Living in British Columbia, Canada, the big topic has been bilge oil dumping, for decades.

[@margaretbrand9274]

Victoria on Vancouver Island still spews their raw suage straight into the Ocean !! 🚫

[@muhammadanwarkhan4637]

Much of the travel r tourist industry is polluting.

[@louisstennes3]

Rightly or wrongly economics trumps pollution. The residents of port cities benefit enormously from tourism to include,employment, shops, restaurants, hotels, tour groups, and services provided to tour groups. So if you wanted the cleaner air and you were passionate about it, just ban the cruise ships. Or go even further and ban the freighter traffic, and all the small pleasure boats that spew pollution with their outboard and inboard engines and your fishing vessels. I don't cruise and never will as it doesn't appeal to me but don't get high and mighty about cruise ship pollution. You have the power to ban them, go ahead and do it but don't complain if you do not.

[@ceeemm1901]

Floating shopping malls for dull unimaginative plebs.

[@fabiodeoliveiraribeiro1602]

I really don't understand people who like to travel on these ocean liners. They probably wouldn't like my company, because I would certainly have to be a ghost to go on such a horrible trip.😅😅😂

[@GordonHouston-Smith]

Tht's your choice, byt cruising is very popular. A lot of people love it.

[@rext8949]

It's part of a social exercise that includes being a specimen while simultaneously observing other people's antics .

[@justhere3794]

Cruise ships not ocean liners

[@eddenoy321]

The ships are too damn big . It's like a huge nursing home with 24 hour buffets. I have never taken a cruise and never plan to.

[@Jazzykatt23]

Well, your opinion is extremely outdated. They used to be full of retirees but now are a popular vacation for young couples and families. Most of them don’t even center around a buffet. They have switched to a specialty restaurant formula even removing the midnight buffets, they were once famous for.

[@tt2778]

i like the bigger ships

[@eddenoy321]

@@Jazzykatt23 I like an old school Spanish Galleon myself.🚢

[@john07973]

Excellent news, I'm glad I won't be bumping into you and you're bizarre opinions

[@eddenoy321]

@@john07973 Likewise here, bell end.

[@33Jenesis]

I never liked cruise vacation, vowing never. But I took my first one, a treat from my family for retiring. I liked it ok. This year I took my second to Alaska. I am warming up to it but I don’t care for mega size ships or younger passengers. I really don’t mind elders and retirees. They make the pace slower and on board environment calmer.

[@simon5005]

I knew when these behemoth monstrosities first started appearing that that would create huge problems. I hate them and only cruise on the older, smaller ships now.

[@gdr38515]

I've been on two of the largest cruise ships in Europe (Iona and Virtuosa). Whilst both have incredibly good stabilisation technology and wonderful food and facilities, if there is even a moderate wind blowing at right angles to the side of the ship, they are both so tall that they are difficult to keep on course. This has the most impact in the busy waterway of the English Channel and has resulted in the ships having to stay in port for safety reasons. Also, to reiterate the point made in the programme, evacuating 6500 people in rough seas with failed engines near to the coast is near impossible. Still wouldn't stop me getting on board, however, as many more deaths occur at sea in smaller ships with a lower redundancy factor so I'm happy to assume the risk.

[@MickHodd]

I wonder what the pollution is in Dover UK one of the busiest ports in Europe.

[@newforestpixie5297]

The passengers complained about air pollution . How about the liners emptying their soil tanks ? Thousands of Passengers’ waste from 2 or 3 weeks of them unloading their overweight stomachs on toilet pans ?

[@marthaschnellmann8819]

More so in the ports, everyone gets off the ship, goes to the bathroom then goes and eats more

[@skylineXpert]

are the nex-gen cruise ships going to be plug-in hybrids? My dad used to sail on Roedby-Puttgarten & even though those RoRo's where build In the late 90s then 20 years later they got converted to this propulsion. They can even leave the port in electric mode, like a giant toyota prius. The demand that ships has to be plugged into ground powert when at port Is a rule some places. But many more ports could put forward this demand...

[@bharlesCabbage]

I can’t believe this is happening in France.

[@SeaTravelr123]

I appreciate the information, and I agree that the ships are really way too big, but the newer ships are being built to higher standards and trying to lower emissions overall.. It would be an economic disaster world wide if the cruise industry died.

[@gordonayres2609]

These clumsy shapes are not for the open seas with unexpected stormy conditions etc. They TOWER unreasonably far too much in an unbalanced manner when the older liners which sat lower and more gracefully must have been designed like that to enable efficient management of movement through oceanic waters in all sorts of weathers. Pure greed !

[@paintki1z]

The irony of boomers making cruises an actual thing and boomers also complaining about cruise ships.

[@phoebehill953]

Duh - everyone in an age group are not carbon copies of one another

[@troylee4196]

It's like an 19 year old loving TikTok and another 19 year old hating it Age doesn't determine interests

[@neyopa]

People have been going on cruises since the 1800s if you weren't aware. Think, Titanic. Also, what makes you think someone born in 1964 is going go to be fundamentally different from someone born in 1965 (genX)?

[@ZZ-ly1jf]

I like the way Gen Z knows nothing about nothing and pontificates like they know something because they stay online all day. It’s funny.

[@dianakenealy8573]

Id love to interview all the life living in their home,the Sea. Makes me sick to see how money and greed can cause more illness, deaths and soon extinction of more Marine life. Sick😢😢

[@ZZ-ly1jf]

The last cruise I went on was not thrilling. Royal Caribbean Odyssey of the seas. The employees act like you’re there to service them, literally in the dining room the employees had a parade where they waved around napkins and everyone’s food came out cold. Not sure where the sense of self importance has suddenly shifted from the consumer to the company, but not feeling that at all and will definitely be spending more time at luxury resorts instead of spending money on subpar vacations. The cruise industry is dead.

[@ENDEVRDocs]

@@ZZ-ly1jf That does not sound like fun.

[@SylwiaZabrowska-v6z]

For the delicate ecosystem of the Aegean islands they are a menace! A smelly, roaring giant looming over the island as it approaches

[@ENDEVRDocs]

that is an excellent description. Smelly roaring giant looming - spot on.

[@jantomasjuza7907]

Very informative. However, I think it might be a good idea to use subtitles in cases of speakers with strong accents. Also the music is sometimes almost insulting for a documentary of this quality. At times it sounds like a cheap Hollywood war movie. Mr. Composer, please, use less loops and music beds!

[@quartytypo]

Like Disneyworld, cruise industry is pricing itself out of the vacation market.

[@SKYSTAR767]

lol you know this have nothing to do with pollution it’s all about keeping the poor and unwanted from the area. I love when rich people say they care about the earth. Asked them how they made that money?

[@annika6282]

That French couple sounded ridiculous I know well you can afford to leave that place if you hated it so much

[@daspicsman]

Take a look at how much diesel fuel is burned by a cruise ship. And don’t bother me about my little car after that. If one of these 5000+ ships goes down, the titanic will seem like a postage stamp comparatively.

[@gdr38515]

The 5000+ ships aren't using diesel-based engines as the programme highlighted. LNG represent a signiicantly improvement but I still think nuclear is the way forward.

[@daspicsman]

@@gdr38515 fuel is fuel. They all generate CO2. The point is the complete waste of finite resources and the pollution they generate. In whatever form. You can’t have civilian ships running around on nuclear power. Someone with hostile intentions will get a hold of it and then you’ve generated a whole new set of problems.

[@peterjones6322]

Problem is there are hundreds of millions of little cars like yours pumping the pollution directly into residential areas and often sitting stationary with engines running for no reason.

[@wotv2459]

So much for the beach house 😮

[@marymacdonald2379]

The noise pollution and pollution impact the health of ocean wild life.

[@mekab.3268]

So... these mega cruise ships they are developing now may potentially be unsafe

[@WillowFae]

You talk about luxury cruise ships - but then base the safety right off the top on Costa Concordia! I don't know ANYONE who would describe Costa as a luxury cruise line. Completely different.

[@CorusM]

I hope all those pollution measuring equipment were locally manufactured, including the raw material they are made of, cos if they were shipped or flown, the researchers are equally responsible for the air pollution elsewhere.

[@phoebehill953]

Your computer is responsible for a lot of pollution

[@CorusM]

@@phoebehill953, I am aware, hence I aint bitching about any pollution of sort.

[@sirobin171]

Tell me was your computer or television manufactured locally, otherwise you are responsible...

[@kokuz0512]

Best is solar ships. It’s expensive but covering all sides of the ship and every deck with solar panels will more than power the boat. There are yachts with it

[@GordonHouston-Smith]

Nice idea but solar panels are prone to damage. Birds are a serious issue with solar panels. Still. it would be nice to see some research into this issue.

[@sirobin171]

You'd need batteries to store all of that solar energy. It's not just solar, otherwise at night or when its cloudy.... Also current commercial solar panels are only 20 ish percent efficient, so you'd need a heck of a lot of solar panels for a cruise ship. There is probably not enough surface area on a large cruise ship to power it with solar panels. The power could be generated on land from a solar farm and then a giant battery on the ship could be charged when in port. I think this is the most reasonable solutiuon with current technology.

[@kokuz0512]

@@sirobin171 there is a guy in France that already built a solar and battery yacht. Look it up.

[@gdr38515]

As to addressing the emission issues, there is no sound reason not to use nuclear-based propulsion systems since their use is widespread in ships of similar tonnage that have similar reliability requirements. Even the cost increase is marginal relative to the cost of building and fitting out a large cruise ship costing $1-2 billion dollars.

[@asantebacala3365]

All ports should ban cruise ships from entering. There is no need to get on a huge floating hotel, to party on your way to a destination. You become a trapped, with at least a thousand other people on board a floating petri dish.

[@rext8949]

Well said , but it is a basic human compulsion to congregate when we talk about having fun eg. discos,fairs ,conventions, concerts , beaches etc . Sadly you're trapped and helpless in an emergency.

[@baderinwa1]

Hotels? These are floating towns!

[@davidcollin1436]

1 out of 6 cruises have disease outbreaks

[@hughjass-pz3cp]

the gal in that keffiyah dress has got that "i'm going to destroy your lifestyle" look in her eyes. body language as well. she and greta should get a room.

[@0e32]

Never go wtih a cruse ship sense the Estonia disaster 1994 in Sweden!!

[@GordonHouston-Smith]

So I presume you don't use aircraft, cars or trains either? Horses can be a bit dodgy, just walking? Fair enough, good luck to you:-)

[@0e32]

@@GordonHouston-Smith Like I said I never go on cruise ships...have worked on them and know how much serious stuff goes on that never becomes public until the disaster is a fact and lots of people have to put their lives to an agonizing death trapped inside the ship as freezing cold rushing water fills on

[@GordonHouston-Smith]

@@0e32 Seen what happens when an aircraft goes down? Cars, buses and trains? If you don't want to go , fair enough, fair play to you. Just wonder about the logic. When a plane crashes I don't think I'll never fly again (Though If it's Boeing I ain't going). Good luck and have a great day.

[@0e32]

@@GordonHouston-Smith I've worked as an independent inspector for many years and know what I'm talking about, some trips you mention by train, plane and car are unfortunately necessary but going on a pleasure cruise locked in an iron box with thousands of others is not. That is the logic and the list can be made long with those who have experienced it, for example the Estonia disaster in 1994 here in Sweden where I knew several of the 852 who died.

[@GordonHouston-Smith]

@@0e32 Good point, though I would think most journeys we make are not really necessary. Cruises are not my thing, I have only been on two, the first for the experience and the second because it was a girlfriends birthday. (We were not locked in an iron box:-)) I got bored quickly and was suprised to find even the allure of the bars faded rapidly. I'm not greatly found of people and missed my dogs. My sympathies about your friends. I have experienced two emergency landings in aircraft, one rather serious; and three very serious car accidents. Had my share of mishaps.

[@dockbc]

Cruise ships are giant floating porta potties.

[@tonyvaninetti3429]

Misleading title.

[@dyllan661]

There is so much misinformation in this documentary, cruise staff are highly trained. There are a number of falsehoods here

[@davidward1721]

cruise staff are highly trained🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@maureta333]

They are too old to worry about it.

[@joethecomputerguy1]

LOL. Yes an accident waiting to happen. DON'T CRUISE!. Maybe the prices will come down for non-paranoid people like me.

[@ronaldmccord4477]

7 thousand boat orrs,or sails that may work.

[@erezsolo]

So much drama . . .driving your car is 1000 percent more dangerous than driving

[@Charles-oo8bq]

Driving is more dangerous than driving?

[@jdkgcp]

Lady you're like mid 80's. It's not going to be air pollution that kills you.

[@rext8949]

Asthma ,hypertension,cardiac is an ever present danger .

[@dean19641000]

😂😂 just don't have the boats live near Sydney Harbour, one of the biggest in the world, and I live next to our biggest navel base. Don't he people complain 😅 yess Navel does use Shore Base lode, Using huge generators 😅 why can't they use generators. Why don't you build nuclear ships? Modern aircraft carry are all nuclear 😅😅😅

[@nobodyschild2707]

That’s what the rich worry about. How many of us worry about paying our rent .

[@sirobin171]

I'm not rich and I worry about the world we leave our kids. You clearly do not care about your kids future or you are a troll.

[@Gordian1095]

Carbon and methane tax them.

[@timebot000]

Watching another Babylon Fall🎉🎉

[@kokuz0512]

It’s not mithin . It’s methane .

[@michaeltraeger3761]

video is from 2o22

[@sadrudeanschoeman570]

Okay 👍

[@gooper128]

This is a very one way documentary unfortunately

[@HumeSampson-g4j]

Harris Steven Hernandez Patricia Taylor Lisa

[@BetterWokeThanAsleep2]

😂😂 Everyone drives a car in Europe and you complain about cruise ships!!! How miserable do you have to be to ruin even cruising????

[@LB-ty6ks]

Move inland.

[@greghemlock6679]

Cruise ships like a floating turd in the ocean toilet bowl

[@blumars8000]

Old timers need to get with the time. Cruise pollution is not even an issue. They complain about everything.

[@jeffhatmaker817]

So the cruise ships were totally responsible for the air pollution in Marseille? I call BS. This couple has too much time on their hands.

[@monikaschmitt3604]

Not to mention that Marseille is 2nd largest city in France after Paris with a terrible traffic problem. It is really not because of large cruise ships. With the size of land/house in this location, can you imagine the value of this house? They can move anywhere esle they wish if this is such a problem to them - Cassis, Antibes to just give an example.

[@rext8949]

Didn't they measure and tabulate the increase in pollution levels whenever the ships passed through ? Cruise ships are not integral to the development of cities like Marseille ,Venice etc - they are in fact moneyspinners only for investors who don't necessarily live there .

[@sirobin171]

You didn't finish your "statement" telling us facts of what else is the cause..........

[@jeffhatmaker817]

@@sirobin171 You obviously know nothing about Marseille. Please Google "Marseille France industry". I'm certain once you do that you will be too embarrassed to send me a reply. And, please, in the future, take a few minutes to inform yourself before making a comment. Thanks.

[@kennethbanwart523]

😮😊

[@Bill_Woo]

Because they mandated the shot, I will never, ever, ever give them another penny. And I know I'm far from alone. To that add the fear-susceptible that were already afraid of human close contact but the scram demm yick amplified those fears such that they now fearfully won't cruise or fly. (Those were already hypochondriacs; yet SOME think the shot was a magic cure, and those ones will "continue to shop".)

[@near5148]

I dont think the shot is a cure it does help but it won't stop

[@Daxly746]

Hahaha, what??

[@rdallas81]

True, true

[@sirobin171]

I have had I think five vaccines since 2021, not one single problem, not one pain. I pick science over your conspiracy theories. When you want to be in close contact with several thousand other people you do not have the right to infect everyone with your sickness.

[@lukes5533]

What a load of bull

[@Krisp-zu8gk]

If they didnt have such big curved noses I might consider what theyre saying. But theyre probably just lying or blowing things out of proportion.

[@18564864]

Heta a dumb video. Why dont you make a document how dangerous vehicles are???

[@sirobin171]

Why don't you go tell those people living there that this is all dumb.

[@baderinwa1]

There have been many documentaries about the environmental hazards of cars, planes and other fossil fuel powered vehicles. There are even documentaries about electric powered vehicles. You can find these docs on KZbin.

[@18564864]

@baderinwa1 ok I suggest you just stay home and not leave.

[@stanleykubrick8786]

Vote for Trump and he will outlaw the EPA.

[@sirobin171]

Yes the methane is not a long term solution, a little methane escapes in the cylendars unburned each time each cylender is charged. This amounts to a large amount of methane emmissions..

[@sirobin171]

Yes methane is far worse than CO2.

[@sirobin171]

Cities should ban together and create an association that supoports one another with money and legal action. One city is no match for these corporate buffoons but a large group is.

[@SnugMedia]

@snugmedia