
The listed ‘Costa Concordia’ cruise ship is seen off the coast of Giglio Island, Italy, 01 February 2012. Strong winds lashing much of northern and central Italy forced officials to suspend attempts to salvage the Costa Concordia shipwreck and the pumping of thousands of tons of fuel from its tanks. LUCA ZENNARO/EPA/Newscom. Find it on Newscom.com: epaphotos274400
It’s hard to believe that it’s been more than two months since the cruise ship Costa Concordia ran aground and capsized just off the shore of a small Italian island. While headlines about the ship dominated the news for several weeks, coverage has decreased. However, we’re still seeing new stories crop up once a week or so about the sunken ship. Two weeks ago Greenpeace warned that chemicals from the wreck were leaking into the sea. Last week thieves managed to get by security systems and patrols to steal the bell. This week, five more bodies were recovered from the wreckage. Continue reading →

