The third largest cruise line plans to switch its fleet from single-use plastic water bottles by 2020, starting with the Norwegian Encore, which launches in November. The 4,000-passenger ship will
instead carry
Just Water, with a carton made mostly of paper, and a cap made of sugar cane. The more sustainable drinking water option will eliminate five
million single-use plastic bottles per year fleetwide.Read the whole story at The New Yorker »
