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Stream or download audio For this article This article is also available in audio format. Listen now, download, or subscribe to “Hakai Magazine Audio Edition” through your favorite podcast app. Article body copy Here, it seems, is where utopia will begin: in a dusty, oversized garage. The place has a distinct chemical odor, unmistakably synthetic. It holds a few scattered shelves and tables, and, laid on its side, one barrel of resin—the source of the stink. Otherwise, this room in northern Panama, separated from the sea by a dirt parking lot and thin band of jungle, is empty, awaiting ...

The 19 Carnival Ships Sold During the Cruise Industry Shutdown Published 1 month ago When the cruise industry shut down in 2020, Carnival Corporation announced that at least 13 older ships across several of its cruise brands would be sold or scrapped. The number grew over the coming months, and to date, 18 ships have left the fleets of Carnival Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, and P&O Cruises, and the line has said one additional ship, for a total of 19, will be sold in the near future. Some found new homes in Europe and Asia, though many met a sad fate in the scrapyards ...

Rajkot: A 30-year-old cruise ship, which was to be converted into a swanky floating hub for crypto currency business in the Gulf of Panama, is headed to Alang, one of the biggest ship dismantling yards in the world. The 811 feet long ship named ‘Satoshi’ was purchased by Panama-based Ocean Builders who had invited people to relocate their business headquarters. Sources in the shipping industry and Alang said that the ship was purchased as scrap by a company based in St Vincent island in the Caribbean. Talking to TOI, Rishi Aggarwal, India-based consultant for the company said: “The shi...