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June 10, 2008

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I think all these things are happening jus because we don’t know how to appreciate good things. Humans are not educated to respect nature. If an Alaska Cruise ship produced from Seattle 28,000 gallons of sewage sludge, that’s an obvious prove of human ignorance.

I think all these things are happening jus because we don’t know how to appreciate good things. Humans are not educated to respect nature. If an Alaska Cruise ship produced from Seattle 28,000 gallons of sewage sludge, that’s an obvious prove of human ignorance.

I think all these things are happening jus because we don’t know how to appreciate good things. Humans are not educated to respect nature. If an Alaska Cruise ship produced from Seattle 28,000 gallons of sewage sludge, that’s an obvious prove of human ignorance.

I think all these things are happening jus because we don’t know how to appreciate good things. Humans are not educated to respect nature. If an Alaska Cruise ship produced from Seattle 28,000 gallons of sewage sludge, that’s an obvious prove of human ignorance.

It's kind of horrifying to realize just how much garbage a single cruise ship can generate in a week! It's unfortunate the cruise lines are lobbying to have the 2006 environmental protection law due to go in effect later this year overturned. I believe Royal Caribbean has been taking the lead in trying to do more, even being able to burn bio-fuel on some ships.

First off, I have to say that I LOVE cruise ships.
I spent over 12 years working on them as a Scuba Instructor,
Shore Excursion Manager and an IT Officer.

For 2 years I also worked shoreside in Miami as a database IT guy.

During my years on ships, I have to stay that many things happened
and that life is definately stranger than fiction on cruise ships.

Many people have asked me to share the stories I have collected over
the years, so I am complying with their request.

My site is: www.cruiseshipstories.com

If you had any stories of your own to add, please
send them to me and I will be happy to add them.

Sean B. Halliday
www.cruiseshipstories.com

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