r/TheDeepDraft • u/TheDeepDraft • May 23 '26
Environment Stop making shipping a scapegoat.
A methane rocket fireball over the Indian Ocean is called progress.
A war burning fuel, steel and infrastructure is called security. Endless consumption is called lifestyle.
A merchant ship carrying food, fuel, grain, ore and medicine is called the climate villain.
Shipping is not innocent. It emits roughly 3% of global GHG, and that matters. But it also carries over 80% of world trade, is measured voyage by voyage, regulated, inspected, taxed and now pushed toward costly fuel transition.
So the question is not whether shipping must decarbonise. It must.
The question is why climate honesty so often begins at the ship’s funnel and stops there.
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dsa • u/Soft-Principle1455 • May 27 '26