Starting in 2026, only zero emissions ships will be allowed to cruise in UNESCO designated Fjords.
I mention this in case a cruise to these destinations has been on your dream “to do” list. You will want to be aware of this upcoming change.
Posted by
Seattle, WA, USA ☔️
6788 posts
Interesting. Any idea how prevalent these "zero emissions" ships are?
I notice a LOT of visible exhaust coming from large ships that visit where I live.
Posted by
Uppsala, Sweden
6968 posts
Any idea how prevalent these "zero emissions" ships are?
They are more or less nonexistent.
Posted by
Edmonds, WA 🌨 ☂
11869 posts
Time to go to the gym and start working on the rowing machines. Expect Viking longboats and Roman galley ships are about to make a comeback and everyone will get an oar. If you buy the upgrade package your oar will have a rubber coated grip handle ( no splinters or blisters)