By Caitlyn Freeman Seattle Times staff reporter (Link to article) As thousands of people flocked to the Seattle waterfront on Saturday to embark on the first cruise of the year, climate activists protested nearby demanding the cruise industry do more to address pollution. From April to late October,...
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"Opening day of another Alaska cruise season offers no cause for celebration to anyone who loves the Pacific Northwest ...
Press Advisory - For Immediate Release NGOs Call on The Nation Magazine to Live Up to Progressive Values & End Annual Cruises Seattle, WA, Coast Salish Territory - Thirty-one organizations, along with cruise activists from around the world, signed on to an open letter to The Nation,...
July 31, 2023 Katrina vanden Heuvel, Editorial Director & Publisher D.D. Guttenplan, Editor The Nation Dear Ms. vanden Heuvel & Mr. Guttenplan, We represent NGOs and grassroots groups along the Seattle-to-Alaska cruise route and from port cities around the world, engaged in research, education, and advocacy to protect communities and...
Seattle Cruise Control has organized for nearly 4 years, bringing attention to the harms of the cruise industry and how cruising represents a failure of the general public imagination and moral awareness to confront the increasingly alarming, accelerating climate emergency. Already this summer Canada is...
https://www.theurbanist.org/2023/05/05/are-cruise-ships-crushing-seattles-climate-goals/ ...
On April 15, the Norwegian Bliss arrived at Pier 66 in Seattle and loaded thousands of arriving passengers as the first sailing of the 2023 season. Seattle Cruise Control, joined by Extinction Rebellion Seattle, and members of the public, walked from Westlake Park to the...
