Smokestack vac captures harmful ship emissions at the Port of Oakland

A Bay Area entrepreneur's company eliminates air pollution from ships that must run their engines while they're in port. Itay Hod reports.
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[@bikedawg]

so where does the exhaust go? pumped down into the water??? reporting like a 2nd grader with incomplete information and no basic questions asked, like how exactly does it work.

[@mrsleep0000]

Well, most people know that it goes into a exhaust scrubber, which cleans all the pollutants out of the air and creates slag that is then used to make insulation. Ultimately it ends up in the walls of your house. Which is why the probably didn't mention it.

[@thomasricksmith8171]

I was wondering the same thing????

[@brianp5205]

Hopefully one day we will be as clean as India.

[@silvermica]

I'm so curious now. How does this work?

[@stevewilkerson8072]

So why are the ships that can't connect to shore power allowed in port in the first place?