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Because there are waves breaking in the upper part of the pic. I couldn't get my "satisfied" because I was seriously weirded out by why the ship was that close to shallow water. Unless it's in a canal/specified waterway.Is it just the color he uses or what? Like every time I see something like this post and those in the sub I just get his weird awkward feeling. I enjoy his movies, but they make my world feel empty(?) or something.
https://workingfordream.tumblr.com/post/186264118799/rvsgbszxhbdsuza 1 ship between Los Angelos and San Francisco takes a few hundred trucks off the road. What other alternatives do you have? Planes are fast but burn more fuel per ton. Rail would be good I guess, and I honestly don’t know much about the volume a train can move efficiently in terms of containers. https://www.nobedad.com/article/dfe17fd8/c=e075b9d120&nc=1 Anyway, think of moving containers across the Pacific Ocean. Your two options are a plane and a ship. If you don’t need it next day delivery, the ship is far more efficient.

In the next few years, the International Maritime Organization will begin enforcing regulations regarding the reduction of sulfur in “heavy fuel oil”. This should help, but it is up to flag states to enforce (individual country coast guards basically). https://workingfordream.joomla.com/index.php/2-uncategorised/17-rvsgbszxhbdsuza Also regarding pollution, countries like the USA and recently China have what’s called an Emissions Control Area where burning heavy fuel oil (bunkers) is prohibited, and vessels must run on Ultra Low Sulfur Fuel Oil or Diesel Oil.

I won’t say that ships don’t pollute a lot, because they do, but per ton it’s really the most practical and efficient way to move product across the world. https://workingfordream772026288.wordpress.com/2019/07/13/rvsgbszxhbdsuza/ What’s being overlooked and hard to enforce is ship’s crews “float testing” old and broken equipment. I find that disgusting.Not from country to country. US has been using rail more frequently to bring good more inland instead of trucks which cuts down on pollution. https://www.reddit.com/user/meiling33/comments/cctxsg/rvsgbszxhbdsuza Also Maersk the largest shipper in the world is moving towards cleaner ships so we are moving in the right direction.This is actually where modern pirate cities have moved, living off the ocean. They are the beginning of the floating mega city of Snowcrash that will be best able to cope with climate change, mobile and on waterWhat a great photo. https://workingfordream.blogspot.com/2019/07/rvsgbszxhbdsuza.html The photographer nailed the shot and I really enjoy the framing. The colored containers are a very nice touch ... I'd hang this on my wall.

Not from country to country. US has been using rail more frequently to bring good more inland instead of trucks which cuts down on pollution. Also Maersk the largest shipper in the world is moving towards cleaner ships so we are moving in the right direction.At first glance my tired brain thought someone brought either sticky notes or old cassette tapes to the beach and stuck them in the sand.