The video discusses the environmental impact of shipping, focusing on illegal ocean dumping and carbon emissions. It highlights the eco-friendly design of the ship Emma, which features advanced waste heat recovery systems and a silicone coating that enhances fuel efficiency. Emma's design allows it to carry more containers while using less fuel compared to older ships, significantly reducing its carbon footprint.

What is the illegal practice that ships are notorious for in deep oceans?

• Fishing without permits

• Dumping BGE tanks

• Sailing without navigation lights

• Overloading cargo

How does Emma handle its waste differently from other ships?

• Emma incinerates waste at sea

• Emma recycles waste into energy

• Emma stores all waste on board

• Emma dumps waste 25 miles from shore

What makes Emma's carbon emissions lower compared to other ships?

• It uses solar panels

• It has a smaller engine

• It is more fuel-efficient

• It sails at slower speeds

What is the purpose of the waste heat recovery system on Emma?

• To increase cargo space

• To recycle exhaust gases

• To improve navigation

• To reduce noise pollution

How much engine power can be saved by recycling exhaust gases on Emma?

• 20%

• 15%

• 10%

• 5%

What is the benefit of the silicone coating on Emma's hull?

• It improves stability

• It enhances cargo capacity

• It reduces fuel consumption

• It increases speed

How much fuel does Emma save annually due to its silicone coating?

• 15,000 tons

• 8,000 tons

• 10,000 tons

• 12,200 tons

How far can Emma travel using the same amount of fuel as a jumbo jet carrying the same weight?

• Half a mile

• 10 miles

• 66 miles

• 100 miles

How many containers can Emma carry compared to the last generation of container ships?

• 12,000 containers

• 10,000 containers

• 7,000 containers

• 15,000 containers

What is the main advantage of Emma's larger cargo capacity?

• It requires more crew members

• It limits the types of cargo

• It increases fuel consumption

• It reduces the number of trips needed