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Koreans are so cool, they just tell the truth without any shame 😄
not a chance that a dirty hull causes 30% more emissions
"If shipping were a country, it'd be in the top 10 CO2 producers" — surely true, & right now we know that's horrible amounts, but the phrase is bad practice since even a top 10 producing micrograms together will still be "10 worst". Hard values here & there, please.
Why are we going through an expensive transition and investment but not going to hydrogen?
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Too REALLY ACHIEVE NET ZERO WE NEED TO TO CONSUME LESS ONE MOBILE. PHONE EVERY TEN YEARS TELEVISION EVERY 15 years Then we would not need so many ships , tou can only truly create net zero by consuming less
Yay, cavitation!
Nothing new here… 🤣 I've been hearing these words for a long time now… I'll be the happiest person if this black tar dries up in the shipping industry… 😁 Less decarb… ✌️
Love the bubble carpet ride idea
Mathane
omg another climate change propaganda film
"In the bigger scheme of things, this is peanuts"
-me after drinking 5 shots
there isnt a solution to keep consuming
How about small nuclear power plant driven super commercial carriers and LNG driven smaller commercial carriers.
Thank you Haslinda Amin & Momentum for this Update 👍❤️
Nuclear reactor powered ships best alternative.
Shipping would be the best place to develop SMR small modular reactor industry.
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On another video somewhere, it was claimed that half the tonnage being shipped is for fossil fuels, so if the general economy shifts away from fossil fuels, this will cause a feedback effect on the shipping industry whereby demand for shipping falls.
You could use less slo-mo, focus less on anchor and more on actual topic.
I'll give you an alternative : ☢️
Make giant Nuclear container ships.
China has become the largest shipbuilder in the world. It should transition to using nuclear power, including Molten Salt Reactors (MSRs), to power its ships. This move would help China effectively achieve its economic and environmental goals. Chinese-owned ports will have no problem accepting nuclear-powered ships.
Light Water Reactors (LWRs) have a 0.5-1% fuel efficiency, while Molten Salt Reactors (MSRs) can achieve up to 98% fuel efficiency.
Why not consider Hydrogen, it's energy denser?