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The Royal Caribbean line launched its 20-deck ship from Miami on Saturday. The largest cruise ship ever built runs on liquefied natural gas. LNG burns cleaner but increases methane emissions. The World's Marco Werman spoke to Bryan Comer, director of the marine program at the International Council on Clean Transportation, about how harmful a trend toward larger ships could be

Royal Caribbean International's Icon of the Seas, the world's largest cruise ship, began its maiden seven-day voyage from Miami, Florida on Saturday. The cruise is five times the size of the Titanic, measuring 1,200 feet from bow to stern and weighing 250,800 metric tons.

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Royal Caribbean has claimed that despite its size, the Icon of the Seas is 24 percent more efficient than required by current regulations.

The world's largest cruise ship is set for its maiden voyage on Saturday, but environmental groups are concerned that the liquefied natural gas-powered vessel - and other giant cruise liners to follow - will leak harmful methane into the atmosphere.

The ship is built to run on liquefied natural gas (LNG), which burns more cleanly than traditional marine fuel but poses greater risks for methane emissions

As Icon of the Seas sets sail on her maiden voyage, here’s a look at the features that set this mammoth ship apart.

The worlds largest cruise ship is set for its maiden voyage on Saturday, but environmental groups are concerned that the liquefied natural gas-powered vessel - and other giant cruise liners to...

Environmental groups say methane leakage from the cruise ships engines is an unacceptable risk to the climate due to its short-term harmful effects.