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⏲ Duration: 28 min 11 sec
✓ Published: 15-Jul-2020
✓ Published: 15-Jul-2020
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Catch up on the virtual press conference we held with WWF Canada about cruise ship pollution in Canada’s West Coast waters.nnWhat: New investigation reveals that COVID-19 cruise ship restrictions prevented over 30 billion litres of pollution from being dumped into Canada's West Coast waters. Without long-term federal regulation, harmful cruise ship waste risks contaminating BC coastal communities and ecosystems.nnWho: Moderated by Tzeporah Berman, speakers include:nnAnna Barford, Canadian Ship
Catch up on the virtual press conference we held with WWF Canada about cruise ship pollution in Canada’s West Coast waters.nnWhat: New investigation reveals that COVID-19 cruise ship restrictions prevented over 30 billion litres of pollution from being dumped into Canada's West Coast waters. Without long-term federal regulation, harmful cruise ship waste risks contaminating BC coastal communities and ecosystems.nnWho: Moderated by Tzeporah Berman, speakers include:nnAnna Barford, Canadian Ship
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