Return of the Cruise
How luxury cruises are polluting Europe’s cities
After a brief hiatus, luxury cruises are back. In an update to T&E’s 2019 study ‘One Corporation to Pollute Them All’, T&E’s new study shows that cruise ship pollution at Europe’s busiest ports is back to pre-pandemic levels leaving many cities dangerously exposed to toxic air pollution. Find out which port cities are the most polluted and why natural gas is not the solution.
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