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A study for: the increasing number of ship contribute the increasing total of
emissions that impact to air quality and environments
Nik Norazah Aziza Binti Azhar
Dr Mohd Saiful Izwaan Bin Saadon
Bachelor of Management (Maritime)
School of Maritime Business and Management
With a growth of shipping industry years by years and the demand of using vessel as
their mode of transport contribute to the increasing total of emissions that discharge from
vessels slightly increasing. By facing risky problems that most of the ship are helpless to
avoid emission from occur. This paper studies is based on the secondary sources. The
study was done using quantitative approach by applying Pearson Product Moment
Correlation Coefficient analysis and Hypothesis Testing to identify the type of ship’s
emissions and to investigate its impact to air quality and environment. The study found
that the increasing number of ship contribute to the increasing total of emissions that
impact to air quality and environments in a number of ways both negative and positive.
The leaking of emissions in every vessels impact the air quality indirectly harm living
things and non-living things. The results in this study give different thought towards
environment which that some impact make the world in perilous state. In spite of this,
some impact such as ice melting will generate a positive condition for oil and gas
production in the Arctic and seasonally turn the Arctic into a navigational sea indirectly
create new shipping routes through the Arctic Sea.
1575 | UMT UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH DAY 2018