MIAMI (AP) - Top Carnival Corp. executives have told a skeptical federal judge that progress is being made to curb chronic ocean pollution by the world's largest cruise line.
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Carnival Chairman Micky Arison said at a hearing Wednesday that senior management is totally committed to fixing its environmental problems.
Seitz says she wants to see more concrete ways to measure exactly what the Miami-based company is doing.
Carnival is on probation from a 2016 criminal case involving environmental violations for which it paid a $40 million fine.
Last year, Carnival violated that probation and paid another $20 million penalty.
