A global shipping detour just revealed a hidden climate twist

ScienceDaily
Nov 26, 2025, 3:55 am110 ptsTrending
Rerouted shipping during Red Sea conflicts accidentally created a massive real-world experiment, letting scientists study how new low-sulfur marine fuels affect cloud formation. The sudden surge of ships around the Cape of Good Hope revealed that cleaner fuels dramatically weaken the ability of ship emissions…

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