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Cruise ship fined after discharging 22,500 gallons of grey water in Glacier Bay

Alaska fined Holland America Line $17,000 after the Westerdam discharged 22,500 gallons of grey water into Glacier Bay National Park. The event concerns a significant environmental violation in a protected area.

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The discharge affects a protected marine environment and highlights pollution risks from cruise operations.

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  1. Alaska Fines HAL $17,000 After Westerdam Discharges 22,500 Gallons of Grey Water into Glacier Bay National Park ↗cruiselawnews.com · Recorded source date: Sep 11, 2026, 6:16 PM UTC

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