Norwegian is Removing This One Thing from All It's Cruise Ships
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The creator discusses recent policy changes implemented by Norwegian Cruise Line aimed at improving environmental sustainability. One major change involves the introduction of new Norwegian Cruise Line water bottles. These bottles are made of recyclable and reusable materials designed to be cleaned and sterilized for multiple uses. The creator notes that this initiative is expected to save the cruise line and the ocean approximately six million regular plastic water bottles. The video also addresses a more controversial decision regarding the elimination of towel animals in staterooms. While some passengers may view this as a cost-cutting measure, the creator explains the environmental impact of the practice. Each towel animal requires at least two towels that must be laundered, leading to increased water and chemical usage. The creator argues that reducing the volume of laundry helps minimize the amount of detergent and waste dumped into the ocean. Ultimately, the creator concludes that these changes represent a positive step toward protecting the marine environments that cruise passengers enjoy.
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Norwegian now has their own Norwegian Cruise Line water bottles and the thing about these water bottles is that they are now recyclable reusable
Norwegian says this would save their cruise line and the ocean about 6 million bottles of the regular plastic water bottles that they used to serve
Norwegian is starting to eliminate doing towel animals and the reason behind that cuz first off right away everyone goes towel animals what does putting some towels on my bed have anything to do with saving the environment
I actually think I'm gonna look more in the positive side of this is that they are looking at this from an environmental thing and if the company can save money money doing it maybe they don't have to raise our crews prices in the future
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