As a consequence of climate change cruise ships will be able to use the Northwest Passage to connect

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The Northwest Passage is a sea route that goes through the Arctic Ocean connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Due to climate change and the shrinking of Arctic ice, it is becoming increasingly navigable for commercial ships, including cruise ships. However, the Northwest Passage does not connect San Francisco and Miami, Florida, or Toronto to the province of Nunavat. It also does not connect the Great Lakes to Hudson Bay. While it is possible for a cruise ship to sail from the United States to Russia through the Northwest Passage, it would be a long and difficult journey, and it is not a common route for cruise ships to take. The most likely route for a cruise ship to take through the Northwest Passage would be from New York City to Anchorage, Alaska.

As a Consequence of Climate Change Cruise Ships Will Be