Dead Fish Fuel Cruise Ships

Richard Bradbury | Freda Liu | Christine Wong

21-Nov-18 12:30

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Heavy fossil fuels used by ocean-going transport are an increasing problem as they are even more polluting than fuels for land-based vehicles, emitting sulphur and other contaminants. The fuels contribute to air pollution as well as to climate change. Converting vessels to use biogas will cut down on pollutants and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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Categories: Environment, Science, Personal Development, Entrepreneurship, SME

Tags: biofuel, biogas, climate change, conservation, organic waste,

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