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Day: 22 May 2025

Cruise Ships Bombarding Cork Harbour Residents with Dangerous Levels of Air Pollution

Cruise Ship Norwegian Star in port in Cobh, Cork. Copyright Kåre Press-Kristensen

Air quality measurements taken last week when cruise ships – such as NCL’s Norwegian Star – visited Cobh, in Ireland’s Cork Harbour, show air pollution levels up to more than 250 times higher than safe levels recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO).

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