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Bahamas, Alaska residents disappointed by ruling; Stand.earth puts cruise giant on notice to clean up its act

Bahamas, Alaska residents impacted by Carnival’s criminal pollution ask for 11th Circuit to uphold their rights under the Crime Victims Rights Act

World’s largest cruise operator ordered to pay $20M as part of plea deal, despite earlier threats of significant legal action

Bahamas citizen, four Alaskan commercial fishermen, and Alaska clean cruising organization president submit statements detailing the impacts of Carnival’s pollution on their livelihoods, quality of…

Victims File Emergency Motion

As IMO meets this week in London, groups issue call to reevaluate scrubbers as alternative compliance tool for 2020 fuel standards, citing evidence in US…

Summer is around the corner and you’ve already drafted your Instagram #cruiselife selfies for your Arctic cruise. Now you’re trying to figure out what to…

Environmental activists demand end to company’s use of heavy fuel oil, one of world’s dirtiest fossil fuels

In precedent-setting first for the cruise industry, company says it switched fuel two years ago — a move environmental groups have been pushing for across…

February 6, 2019 SEATTLE — A groundbreaking new interactive map released today by the international Clean Up Carnival coalition shows that nearly half of Carnival Corporation cruise ships traveling…

January 24th, 2019 SAN FRANCISCO, CA — A new investigative report released today details the shocking findings of a two-year study exposing extremely poor air…

Now, thanks to a new interactive map from our Clean Up Carnival Coalition, we know for sure that Carnival travels through or near wildlife habitat…

Of the 26.6 million people that went on cruises last year, nearly half, about 12 million people, went on a cruise on one of Carnival…

Carnival Corporation’s carbon reduction claims come with an important caveat: the figures are based on the number of people the ships can host (not the…

While the new sulfur content standards that will come into effect in 2020 aim to clean up ship fuel, Carnival is doubling down on “emissions…

Carnival Corporation dismissed calls for it to end its use of heavy fuel oil, including in the Arctic and Subarctic, as “misguided.” On October 24th,…

PRESS RELEASES Published on October 10, 2018 – 06:00 by Transport Environment It would cost passengers just the price of a glass of wine a…

SEATTLE, WA — Climate protectors gathered in Amsterdam and Seattle this weekend to bear witness to the ways human-caused climate change is destroying the Arctic. Participants in two…

LONDON — Stand.earth, a member of the Clean Arctic Alliance international coalition, today applauded progress by International Maritime Organization Member States toward banning use of the world’s dirtiest fuel — heavy…

Arctic and Heavy Fuel Oil (HFO): Learnings from the Sanchi Oil Tanker Disaster On Jan 6th, a Panamanian-flagged Iranian crude oil tanker, the Sanchi, crashed…

Cruising may be the best way to see some of the world’s most exotic locations, but cruising also affects the health and vitality of the…

Seattle WA — Today at Seattle’s cruise ship terminal, climate activists exposed Carnival Corporation’s climate pollution with a colorful action. The action involved large banners that…

Carnival Cruise Lines’ massive ships carry tens of thousands of passengers to some of the most beautiful destinations in the world. But lurking under its…

Carnival: Stop Dogging the Climate Last week, Carnival, the world’s largest cruise company, was at the Westminster Dog Show to promote its luxury cruise brand,…