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Our approach to mitigating

environmental impact

The possible impact long-term impact of

the growth of Costa’s business on marine

biodiversity and the ecosystem makes it

imperative to adopt rigorous environmental

management standards and procedures

and ensure a balanced approach based

on sustainable interaction, i.e. managing

increasing numbers of cruise guests

and the consequent impacts generated.

In the cruise industry, management of

fleet operations is strictly related to the

following factors: use of fuel and electricity,

control and minimization of emissions and

water consumption, disposal of wastewater,

waste reduction and disposal.

Other indirect environmental impacts

are linked to the supply chain and to

passengers’ travel to and from the port

of (dis-)embarkation.

In Costa Cruises environmental

management is defined and implemented

by means of specific action plans for

each area of intervention, and backed

up by continuous environmental training

for its crews; all the relevant activities

are carried out in full compliance with

the guidelines laid down by Carnival

Corporation (an integral part of the HESS

Policy) and are deliberately designed to

go beyond regulatory requirements.

100%

SEPARATED WASTE

CATEGORIZED ON BOARD

+0.5%*

TOTAL WATER

CONSUMPTION

(PER PERSON PER DAY)

* Increase due to the addition to the fleet of the Costa Diadema.