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Organikos posted: "  Pagan Kennedy offers another look at an idea that seemed a mere novelty when we first linked to it: The Climate Crisis Gives Sailing Ships a Second Wind Cargo vessels are some of the dirtiest vehicles in existence. Can a centuries-old technology " Organikos Untitled Organikos Apr 28 Illustration by Owen D. Pomery  Pagan Kennedy offers another look at an idea that seemed a mere novelty when we first linked to it: The Climate Crisis Gives Sailing Ships a Second Wind Cargo vessels are some of the dirtiest vehicles in existence. Can a centuries-old technology help to clean them up? In February, 1912, Londoners packed a dock on the River Thames to gawk at the Selandia, a ship that could race through the water without any sails or smokestacks. Winston Churchill, then the minister in charge of the British Royal Navy, declared it "the most perfect maritime masterpiece of the twentieth century." But, as the Selandia continued its journey around the world, some onlookers were so spooked that they called it the Devil Ship. Continue reading Untitled Comment Like You can also reply to this email to leave a comment. Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from Organikos. Change your email settings at manage subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://organikos.net/2023/04/28/138337/

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