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MSC Cruises Leads The Way In Recycling
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (JULY 14, 2008) – MSC Cruises has been honored by an Italian consortium for its recycling efforts.
Each year CiAl (Consorzio Nazionale per il Recupero e il Riciclo di Imballaggi in Alluminio) recognizes Italian City Councils that distinguish themselves by recycling and promoting environmental issues as they collect recycled material.
This year, in [...]
Norwegian Pearl Earns Environmental Award from Port of San Francisco
Miami - Jun 3, 2008 - Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) announced that Norwegian Pearl recently received the Port of San Francisco’s Cruise Ship Environmental Award. In 2007, Norwegian Sun was honored with the same award. The Port’s program recognizes annually those cruise ships whose on-board environmental systems help decrease air and water pollution. The three [...]
MSC Poesia In ‘Tune’ With The Environment
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (MARCH 20, 2008) – MSC Cruises, one of the world’s fastest growing cruise companies, implements a world’s first while continuing to demonstrate its commitment to the environment with the launch of its first ship for 2008, MSC Poesia (meaning poetry).
The newest member of the fleet, to be launched next month, is [...]
MSC Fantasia And MSC Splendida: The Eco Ships
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. (Oct. 25, 2007) – With the construction of MSC Fantasia and MSC Splendida, MSC Cruises confirms its commitment to the environment.
The new ships have been constructed with Comfort Class to safeguard the environment and offer guests optimum comfort. Both will be equipped with the most modern ecological technology:
• AWT-Advanced Water Treatment: The water [...]
Princess Partners with Port of San Francisco to Develop Shore Power System for City’s Cruise Terminal
SANTA CLARITA, Calif. (April 12, 2007) - Furthering Princess’ dedication to improving air quality in the port cities from which its ships sail, the cruise line has partnered with the Port of San Francisco to develop a shore power system that will enable its ships to turn off their engines when they dock at Pier [...]
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