Anemos

 September 3 is world merchant navy day. The day marks the sinking of a merchant Navy cargo ship in World War II, the SS and FEMA, So while it marks the loss of a ship and commemorate lives lost in the merchant Navy, but it should really be as a celebration. Celebration I’ve men and women delivering a vital service. Food, clothes, essentials of life or all delivered by ship. Virtual water is a concept by which essential goods such as foods and clothing are transported from places of manufacture which have other abundance of water to places of need which have a scars of water. In that place that need food and clothes, but have a shortage of water can get the things they need without using their precious water resource. So the trade is an absolute lifesaver because you’re sanctuary providing these people with the water they need by them not needing to use it to make the goods that you transport to them they’re able to use that water drinking water for irrigating their crops so it’s fantastic Service that is provided by the merchant navy. And this world merchant Dave day was also coincidentally marked by the arrival of a sailing cargo ship in New York Harbour from France set out from France 15 days earlier and it’s delivering 1000 tons of cargo under sale. Once upon a time we’ve done this before sailing ships with actual sales delivering cargo, but it is different this time. How. Well, the cutty  sark is the famous clipper from the times of cargo under sale and it had 48 crew. The Anemos Which is the sailing cargo ship that made its maiden voyage on the 3rd of September this year , Has seven Crew. And it’s a bit bigger. There’s also a great deal of technology on board as well as the rigging being lighter because it’s made from carbon fibre so it’s making best use of the wind with the technology and of course being lighter is being propelled by every bit of wind that it gets so it’s efficient, but it’s not waiting around for test to fossil fuels The wind is already there.

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