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To Protect the Ocean, Some Ships Harness Renewable Energy
18 Aug 2022 | Abstracted from Washington Post
"According to the International Maritime Organization, shipping generates close to 3 percent of all global greenhouse gas emissions..That’s more CO2 than the entire country of Germany emits.
"Sailcargo, based in Costa Rica, is building Ceiba, a wind-propelled ship that will eventually carry 250 tons of goods... the largest container ships...can transport more than 150,000 tons
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