Mayor of Bordeaux has made a bold proposal to ban cruise ships from docking at Bordeaux’s Port de la Lune, a move driven by concerns over pollution and the preservation of the city’s aesthetic and cultural heritage.
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This is a commendable step towards protecting the environment and improving urban quality of life. It's a progressive move that could inspire other cities to rethink the balance between tourism and sustainability.
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Rashid Kamau
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This ban reflects a growing trend among cities to manage tourism in ways that protect the environment and enhance the quality of life for residents.
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zelda ninga
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This is a bold step, as long as it is for the environment I totally support him.
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walter lungayi
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That's a great call we have been waiting.
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winnie nguru
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On track! Cruise ships bring so much harm with them. Its good to see every person and industry commit to a clean sustainable planet
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Munene Mugambi
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Nice, Bordeaux's mayor's proposal to ban cruise ships downtown is a commendable step towards reducing pollution and protecting the city's cultural heritage.
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zelda ninga
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@munene_mugambi As much as they bring a lot of money, they harm the environment, which might take forever to get back to where it was or might never.
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Jane Wangui
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If to save the planet means that we should make crazy decisions,then so be it .the planet is more important than any amount of money.
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Munene Mugambi
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@jane_wangui Absolutely agree, prioritizing the planet over financial gains is essential. Bold decisions are often necessary to address climate challenges and ensure a sustainable future for all.
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zelda ninga
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@jane_wangui It's very true that people's lives are more important than money.
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rosebellendiritu
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Considering the kind of pollution brought about by cruise ships,this might bring change although I think that shifting towards using cruises with renewable energy could work better.
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Munene Mugambi
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@rosebellendiritu Shifting to cruise ships powered by renewable energy would indeed be a more sustainable solution, reducing pollution while maintaining tourism. This approach balances environmental protection with the benefits of the cruise industry.
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dickson mutai
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Hopefully other cities will follow suit
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Gorffly mokua
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@dickson_mutai As long as there is a will, there is a way!
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This is a commendable step towards protecting the environment and improving urban quality of life. It's a progressive move that could inspire other cities to rethink the balance between tourism and sustainability.
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16 w
This ban reflects a growing trend among cities to manage tourism in ways that protect the environment and enhance the quality of life for residents.
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19 w
This is a bold step, as long as it is for the environment I totally support him.
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That's a great call we have been waiting.
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On track! Cruise ships bring so much harm with them. Its good to see every person and industry commit to a clean sustainable planet
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Nice, Bordeaux's mayor's proposal to ban cruise ships downtown is a commendable step towards reducing pollution and protecting the city's cultural heritage.
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@munene_mugambi As much as they bring a lot of money, they harm the environment, which might take forever to get back to where it was or might never.
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If to save the planet means that we should make crazy decisions,then so be it .the planet is more important than any amount of money.
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@jane_wangui Absolutely agree, prioritizing the planet over financial gains is essential. Bold decisions are often necessary to address climate challenges and ensure a sustainable future for all.
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@jane_wangui It's very true that people's lives are more important than money.
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Considering the kind of pollution brought about by cruise ships,this might bring change although I think that shifting towards using cruises with renewable energy could work better.
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@rosebellendiritu Shifting to cruise ships powered by renewable energy would indeed be a more sustainable solution, reducing pollution while maintaining tourism. This approach balances environmental protection with the benefits of the cruise industry.
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Hopefully other cities will follow suit
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@dickson_mutai As long as there is a will, there is a way!
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@dickson_mutai lets hope so.