Shipbreaking and Steel
The planetary benefits are clear. Producing new steel from old steel requires a seventh of the energy and releases a tenth of the carbon dioxide when producing it from newly excavated ore.
By Jack Dini —— Bio and Archives--April 21, 2025
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Have you ever taken a ship cruise? If so, here is one item I would wager you never thought about. That is, what happens to these enormous vessels when they have reached the end of their useful service? The answer is that they are sent to a shipbreaking facility.
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