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We invite shoppers, environmental and climate justice organizations, public health organizations, labor allies,and friends of all kinds to join us in our mission to bring clean, zero-emissions ships to the high seas.

Ship It Zero is a climate and public health campaign to move the world’s largest retail companies to 100% zero-emission maritime shipping.

Ship It Zero is pressuring four of America’s largest retailers—Amazon, IKEA, Target and Walmart—to take the following actions:

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Abandon Dirty Ships
Stop moving products on fossil-fueled ships, reject false solutions like Liquified Natural Gas (LNG), and immediately demand ships that incorporate existing technology and methods to reduce emissions, including wind assist propulsion and slow steaming.
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Set Sail First
Sign contracts now to ship your goods on the world’s first zero-emission ships, accelerating investment, development, and production in zero-emission shipping.
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Put Zero at the Helm
Commit to 100% zero-emissions shipping by 2030.

Ship It Zero is an alliance of environmental organizations including Pacific Environment, STAND.earth, and Sort Your Ship Out, all dedicated to advancing real climate solutions for a zero-emissions shipping sector. But we’re not alone—shoppers are ready to hold corporations accountable for their shipping pollution:

A consumer poll by Yale University, George Mason University, and Climate Nexus found that 70% of consumers would continue to shop at brands even if using clean ships raised the prices of that brand’s goods. 74% of consumers would be more likely to shop at companies that use cleaner ways to ship their goods. 84% of consumers thought that the shipping industry should be doing more to reduce the environmental impacts of shipping goods around the world.

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Sign on below to join the coalition, and please spread the word about this important effort.